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A bit of dark green leaves can enhance the bouquet, but keep In this case, less is more so it's best to stay away from adding additional colors to the arrangement. Since royal purple is such a strong color, pairing it with a gorgeous mid-toned yellow makes for an eye catching wedding bouquet. Royal Purple and Yellow Flowers While mauve works very well with pale colors, a vibrant purple such as a royal purple or violet really pops when matched with yellows.
A bit of green ivy leaves completed the bouquet. A captivating teardrop arrangement I saw combined mauve, pink and white roses with some freesia and orchids. Add in a bit of light green leaves and baby's breath for a nice subtle contrast. Try a bouquet of mauve colored peonies nestled within some pale pink and white roses. Mauve and Pink Wedding Bouquet Mauve is a medium shade of purple with grey undertones and it's a color that works very well paired with pinks, creams and dark blues.
These color combinations are especially lovely for a spring and/or summer celebration. For now, let's talk about three gorgeous color combinations that work very well together in a purple bridal bouquet: mauve with pale pink, royal purple with yellow, and purple with white. Purple wedding bouquets have become one of the more popular floral design choices lately, especially with such a wonderful variety of shades to choose from such as mauve, mulberry, plum, grape, lilac and violet. Every year wedding fashions change along with the choices in wedding colors and flowers.
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