Pantone Classic Blue Flower Pack
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The Pantone color of the year 2020 is classic blue, and it is absolutely perfect for a DIY wedding or event! Classic blue brings beauty to any arrangement or bouquet. This versatile pack pairs beautifully with any season or time of year. A winter wedding with white and blue is stunning; a springtime event with blue and white and some lavender mixed in would be swoon-worthy. A summertime soiree with this palette makes for a bright event, and these colors in the fall are absolutely fantastic! The classic blue color of the delphinium and thistle come together in this ideal pack with white lisianthus and off-white Vendela roses. The greens chosen for this pack were curated especially for the blue shade choosing silver dollar eucalyptus and dusty miller.
*All packages are subject to substitutions.
This pack will make 6-8 medium-sized arrangements. This means you can make 3-4 bouquets and 3-4 centerpieces or any combination. For boutonnieres and corsages, you should plan to use one focal flower and one piece of green and/or filler per boutonniere/corsage. A single stem of green and/or filler can make multiple boutonnieres/corsages.
Pantone Classic Blue Flower Pack contains: 50 stems of Vendela roses, 20 stems of delphinium, 20 stems of lisianthus, 10 stems of thistle, 20 stems of veronica, 20 stems of dusty miller and 16-20 stems of silver dollar eucalyptus.
| Size: | 6-8 Arrangements |
| Availability: | January-December |
| Vase Life: | 4-6 days |
| Price Class: | $ $ $ $ |
| Special Care: | We ship our roses with guard petals in order to protect the rose during shipping. Upon removal of the protective packaging, carefully pluck off any brown or discolored guard petals. It is not uncommon to remove an average of 5-10 petals per rose. |
| Suggestions: | When your flowers arrive, you need to get them in water as soon as possible. Your flowers will appear sleepy and thirsty when they arrive. Remove any protective packaging carefully. Flowers love water; monitor the water levels in your containers, cut the stems at a sharp 45-degree angle, and remove all leaves below the water line. |
| Read more tips about flower care and preparation here! |
