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I tried to narrow down my floral inspiration pix. Really, I did! It’s just that… I have so many. And they’re all so beautiful.

My auntie called yesterday to schedule an appointment to talk about my wedding flowers, and she asked me to bring some pictures. I wonder how many qualifies as “some”… ‘cuz there’s a lot more where these came from! I’ve narrowed it down to the following photos.

For my bouquet, I would love a giant, yummy-smelling fluffball. Key word being fluffball.

We could add light hints of our wedding colors—pink, orange, and yellow:

Or stick with what I know best: pink pink pink! (Isn’t Mrs. Daffodil so beautiful?)

Onto the bridesmaids’ bouquets! The ones below have just the right pinkness, softness, and roundness; but they look so heavy! We might go a tad smaller. I don’t want anyone’s arms falling off during the ceremony.

You can see all the creamy, petal-y gorgeousness in this close up. We wouldn’t have purple anemones in ours.

What about my dashing groom? A mini calla lily on its own looks classic and dignified—not too flowery or fluffy. I’ll have to okay this with Mr. Parfait, but I think it’d be the perfect accent on the men’s tuxes!

A cheery, vibrant arrangement could welcome guests when they enter the reception venue. If we have two of these, they could work double-time as altar arrangements.

The centerpieces will be bright and fun to look at:

If the ones above are too pricey, I’ll ask her what she thinks of this “loose” arrangement:

Unwrapped, this bouquet would be my perfect centerpiece. All of our colors are represented in a mix of fun and luxurious florals:

For the cocktail hour, simple flower arrangements would look homey on the bar and high tables:

And finally, here is my cake inspiration that I gushed about long ago. C’est parfait!

Picture Sources: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

15?! This might be too much. I want to give my auntie a complete idea of what I like, but I don’t want to overwhelm her. When it comes to sharing your ideas with vendors, how do you find the line between helpful and overwhelming?