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As deep as the ocean, as blue as the sky, like the turquoise gem stones of the desert, or the cobalt blue of the iris, it can be bright with the sunshine (by pairing it up with yellow flowers ) or dark as mid night, when adding the sparkle of silver or white like the stars. The color combinations for Blue wedding's are like the starry night sky, countless. “Though devotion rules my heart I take no bows” “kisses and love won’t carry me, until you marry me” ”but am I ever going to see my wedding day”? ” I got the wedding bell blues” Your name doesn’t have to be Bill to have a blue wedding. The blue color can be tiffany or aqua, baby blue, robins egg, teal, horizon, periwinkle or royal, which ever the color blue seem to be the hottest or I should say the “COOLest” wedding color for 2010. They say you need to have something borrowed, something “BLUE”, something old and something “new”. The “new” tread brings more blue to the wedding then just the garter or may be it’s some thing old, because as thing go around an around the blue wedding has been on top before, it was ever so popular in the 60 & 70’s with baby blue and the 80’s with slate blue and in the 90’s with teal. So naturally as things go, the blue wedding is back in style, but with a brand new twists on colors, the sky’s the limit for 2010! We will mix Tiffany with brown and horizon with yellow, their are so many natural blue flowers to choose from and then there also are the treated varieties for those turquoise / teal blue families that are harder to match the natural blooms but are still so popular right now, so what ever your harts desire and the tone and Hugh can be done, so don't be "blue" about aquamarine! |  |  | |||
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