• 50 stems- Amnesia Roses
• 50 stems- Minerva Carnations
• 40 stems- Deep Violet Ranunculus
• 30 stems- Chocolate Queen Anne's Lace
• 40 stems- Brown Lisianthus
• 40 stems- Dark Burgundy Scabiosa
• 2 bunch- Agonis **Agonis is unavailable in Summer and Early Fall will substitute for another greenery. Best to have Maroon Design Master Floral Spray Paint if you want deep burgundy/plum colors on your greenery.
• 4 bunches- Nagi
• 4 bunches- Leather Leaf
• 2 bunch- Baby Blue Eucalyptus

• 1 Large Bridal Bouquet:  5-6 Amnesia Roses, 3-5 Minerva Carnations, 5-6 deep violet ranunculus, 3 chocolate Queen Anne's lace, 4-5 brown lisianthus, 3-4 burgundy scabiosa, sprigs of agonis, nagi, leather Leaf, and baby eucalyptus

• 6-7 Bridesmaid Bouquets: 2-3 Amnesia roses, 2-3 Minerva carnations, 2 deep violet ranunculus, 1-2 chocolate queen annes lace, brown lisianthus sprigs, 2 burgundy scabiosa, sprigs of all the greenery

• Bouts or Corsages:  Sprigs of greenery, and leftover scabiosa, lisianthus, ranunculus, and carnations

• 10 Centerpieces with a 5-6'' Vase Diameter: 2-3 Amnesia roses, 2-3 Minerva carnations, 2 deep violet ranunculus, 1 chocolate queen anne's lace, sprigs of brown lisianthus, 2 burgundy scabiosa, green out with agonis, nagi, leather leaf, and baby eucalyptus

• 25-30 Mason Jar or 3-4'' Diameter: 1 Amnesia roses, 1 Minerva carnations, 1 deep violet ranunculus, 1 chocolate queen anne's lace, 1 brown lisianthus, 1 burgundy scabiosa, green out with agonis, nagi, leather leaf, and baby eucalyptus

• 60-70 Budvase: Each one will look different. I average 2-3 blooms per bud vase and a sprig of green. These are the flower allotted for budvases: 25 Amnesia roses, 25 Minerva carnations, 20 deep violet ranunculus, 10 chocolate queen anne's lace, 20 stems brown lisianthus, 20 burgundy scabiosa,1 bunch of agonis, 2 nagi, 2 leather leaf, and 1 baby eucalyptus

Here's a handy Moody Violet Recipe Printable!

Flower Moxie reserves the right to make changes or substitutions. All substitutions are only done as a last resort, and only when the reasons for doing so are reasonable and genuine. For example, if a flower or greenery becomes unavailable (off-crop), incorrect color, or not in good condition to grace a wedding function we will select a substitute that has a similar color, shape, and price-point. We are not always able to notify you in advance of a substitution.

 Watch our video on Flower Substitutions and why you should not be frazzled or stressed if it happens.  

Here's our Moody Violet Pinterest Board that inspired this combination of flowers (you must be logged in to view). We hand-selected predictable and year-round flowers that will be easy to work with and give you the same or similar vibe that's happening within these moodboards to take the guesswork out of it!

The Pinterest Inspo links are not an exact replica but a great visual image of similar colors and flowers pulled together to help with the "...but what's it all gonna look like together?" question.

• 75 stems- Amnesia Roses
• 75 stems- Minerva Carnations
• 40 stems- Deep Violet Ranunculus
• 30 stems- Chocolate Queen Anne's Lace
• 40 stems- Brown Lisianthus
• 40 stems- Dark Burgundy Scabiosa
• 4 bunch- Agonis **Agonis is unavailable in Summer and Early Fall will substitute for another greenery. Best to have Maroon Design Master Floral Spray Paint if you want deep burgundy/plum colors on your greenery.
• 6 bunches- Nagi
• 5 bunches- Leather Leaf
• 3 bunch- Baby Blue Eucalyptus

• 1 Large Bridal Bouquet:  5-6 Amnesia Roses, 3-5 Minerva Carnations, 5-6 deep violet ranunculus, 3 chocolate Queen Anne's lace, 4-5 brown lisianthus, 3-4 burgundy scabiosa, sprigs of agonis, nagi, leather Leaf, and baby eucalyptus

• 6-7 Bridesmaid Bouquets: 2-3 Amnesia roses, 2-3 Minerva carnations, 2 deep violet ranunculus, 1-2 chocolate queen annes lace, brown lisianthus sprigs, 2 burgundy scabiosa, sprigs of all the greenery

• Bouts or Corsages:  Sprigs of greenery, and leftover scabiosa, lisianthus, ranunculus, and carnations

• 2 Large Ceremony Urns or 2 Large Foam Cages for Arch:  12-13 Amnesia roses, 12-13 Minerva carnations, 1 bunch of agonis, 1 bunch of nagi, 1/2 bunch of leather leaf, and 1/2 bunch of baby eucalyptus per urn or cage.

• 10 Centerpieces with a 5-6'' Vase Diameter: 2-3 Amnesia roses, 2-3 Minerva carnations, 2 deep violet ranunculus, 1 chocolate queen anne's lace, sprigs of brown lisianthus, 2 burgundy scabiosa, green out with agonis, nagi, leather leaf, and baby eucalyptus

• 25-30 Mason Jar or 3-4'' Diameter: 1 Amnesia roses, 1 Minerva carnations, 1 deep violet ranunculus, 1 chocolate queen anne's lace, 1 brown lisianthus, 1 burgundy scabiosa, green out with agonis, nagi, leather leaf, and baby eucalyptus

• 60-70 Budvase: Each one will look different. I average 2-3 blooms per bud vase and a sprig of green. These are the flower allotted for budvases: 25 Amnesia roses, 25 Minerva carnations, 20 deep violet ranunculus, 10 chocolate queen anne's lace, 20 stems brown lisianthus, 20 burgundy scabiosa,1 bunch of agonis, 2 nagi, 2 leather leaf, and 1 baby eucalyptus

Here's a handy Moody Violet Recipe Printable!

Flower Moxie reserves the right to make changes or substitutions. All substitutions are only done as a last resort, and only when the reasons for doing so are reasonable and genuine. For example, if a flower or greenery becomes unavailable (off-crop), incorrect color, or not in good condition to grace a wedding function we will select a substitute that has a similar color, shape, and price-point. We are not always able to notify you in advance of a substitution.

 Watch our video on Flower Substitutions and why you should not be frazzled or stressed if it happens.  

Here's our Moody Violet Pinterest Board that inspired this combination of flowers (you must be logged in to view). We hand-selected predictable and year-round flowers that will be easy to work with and give you the same or similar vibe that's happening within these moodboards to take the guesswork out of it!

The Pinterest Inspo links are not an exact replica but a great visual image of similar colors and flowers pulled together to help with the "...but what's it all gonna look like together?" question.