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Hi I don't usually post but the color you are trying to describe sounds very similar to charming unique to me. I use it as an alternative to titanic because the trendy dress colors tend to be a little more pink with peach undertones right now. Good luck! Your bride sounds very similar to most of my brides. On a positive note if you keep her happy all her friends who know how picky she is will think you are a god for pleasing her and you will probably get some more weddings from this. Allison
 
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Okay I just had a look at the sierra rose colours and I would sugguest for a very sexy look cream,aphrodite and lime green with a lovely dark green foliage around the base. You could even add black in there...whether it be berries around the base or black feathers.
Sorry if anyone thinks this is ugly hahahaha but I am such a fan of these colours together:)
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Sounds fantastic to me, but remember the bride wants just roses... no filler, no additional colour (boring to me as well ;) ).

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When talking with a bride I always told her we were partnered with Mother Nature. I would then explain the differences in colour etc. If I found her to be stuck on a magazine colour flower I suggested I may not be able to replicate that as the photo is created artificially. Generally that would work and ultimately I never had any issues with what showed up.

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You all have been so helpful. I think I can pull away with some great ideas to get her going. If she can't pick from this list then maybe I don't want this bride. She is a sweet bride and she just want's it to to magical. I don't blame her.thanks again Tracy
 
What color?

1 ~ If it's not pink and it's not peach what color is it? How about Bridal Pink, Limona, Pink Osiana, Rossini, Versilia, or Vogue. They all have varying shades of pink or peach.

2~ Have a contract before you go any farther that spells out the price and the additional price for all changes and extra consultations. Have her sign it and give you a deposit. Then get the fabric swatch and go to the wholesaler to find a perfect match. Purchase 25 roses of that color. Have the bride come back in with the dress and a bridesmaid to model it. Have the bridesmaid hold 24 of the roses. Let her see them melt into the dress. She may then change her mind and trust you. If not, you've got your roses and you're on the way to finishing the order.

This way you have covered all your bases.
 
Osiana and Dolores

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Would this work? This bride was particular about color and we decided to bring out both the peach and the pinky salmon colors from the dresses. The roses we used here were osiana (peach- not the light osiana) and dolores.
 
Would she consider a spray rose? Ilse spray roses are fairly good size and more peach when they come in but with pink tones. After they begin opening they take on more of a pink color with peach tones.
 
coppercountryflowers said:
1 ~ If it's not pink and it's not peach what color is it? How about Bridal Pink, Limona, Pink Osiana, Rossini, Versilia, or Vogue. They all have varying shades of pink or peach.

2~ Have a contract before you go any farther that spells out the price and the additional price for all changes and extra consultations. Have her sign it and give you a deposit. Then get the fabric swatch and go to the wholesaler to find a perfect match. Purchase 25 roses of that color. Have the bride come back in with the dress and a bridesmaid to model it. Have the bridesmaid hold 24 of the roses. Let her see them melt into the dress. She may then change her mind and trust you. If not, you've got your roses and you're on the way to finishing the order.

This way you have covered all your bases.
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oh yes good advise I will be covering all my bases!!:boggles:
 
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