For me the lime was out, the deep coral went better with a royal blue and teal blue/green and to me the deep rose/magenta (light fuschia) looked the best, very pretty, one of The Knot’s best picks. A persimmon a light rust would look more fally, but I personally don’t like it. Orange gives a big pop, but I still like the deep rose/magenta, mix in bouquets a slight touch of regular pink. Roses and gerber daisies come in a beautiful magenta color.

Could use light purple hydrangeas if in season and the stargazer lilly would be gorgeous,. Looked at color wheel, swatches, etc.

If you don’t want to purchase a color wheel, buy a box of 64 Crayola Crayons and a sketch pad, very inexpensive and start putting together what they call a color board in other words, try colors you think you would like with the colors you have picked out and see which ones you like. Florist and caterer.

Brides.com also has a lot of ideas for your color scheme. Here is one that has blue and purple that would work well for you:

All the Best,

Weddings by Dezign

You can get branches of dried wood (i forgot the name but they twirl and branch out- get them at the craft store) anyway you can hot glue small and medium sized lavender and Aqua butterflies to each brand and use this as your center piece and if you have a tent you can get fern or moss (also at the craft store) and have it above the guest hanging down tastefully over the guest so when they walk in it looks like its a fairy tell movie – catch my drift? ( this si also good if you add brown in your colors)

For your cake you can also add butterfly’s –

You can also do a wishing well type thing have your guest “wish into the well” instead of doing a money tree.