Pink and orange is a vibrant palette, but if gerberas feel overdone, consider these fresh alternatives for a mid-June wedding:
June is peak peony season. Mix 3–4 rose varieties (garden roses, spray roses, standard) with peonies, alstroemeria, and a touch of orange ranunculus or butterfly ranunculus for that sherbet hue.
Ask your florist for their "recipe books" or browse Instagram hashtags like #june weddingflowers #pinkorangewedding. A mixed, hand-tied bouquet with varied textures (velvet petals, airy filler, glossy greenery) reads far more custom than a single-flower look.
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