• 50 stems- Quicksand Roses
• 20 stems- Dusty Pink Astrantia
• 40 stems- Cream Spray Roses
• 20 stems- Cream Ranunculus
• 40 stems- Burgundy Scabiosa
• 50 stems- Burgundy Carnations
• 4 bunches- Nagi
• 1 bunch- Italian Ruscus
• 4 bunches- Seeded Eucalyptus
• 2 bunches- Leather Leaf
• 2 bunches- Light Pink Lisianthus

Suggested Recipe:

• 1 Large Bridal Bouquet: 5 Quicksand roses, 5 dusty pink astrantia, 5 cream ranunculus, 3-4 cream spray roses, 4-6 burgundy scabiosa, 4-6 burgundy carnations, sprigs of nagi, italian ruscus, and seeded eucalyptus
  

• 6-7 Bridesmaid Bouquets: 3 Quicksand roses, 2 pink astrantia, 2-3 cream ranunculus, 2 cream spray roses, 3 burgundy scabiosa, 3 burgundy carnations, sprigs of greens
  

• Bouts or Corsages:  I average 1-2 buds per bout, and 3 buds per corsage, with sprigs of greens.  The flowers that will work for this are the cream spray roses, scabiosa, ranunculus, and astrantia if it's pulled in tight (it can get floppy). 
  

• 10 Centerpieces with 5-6'' Vase Diameter: 2-3 Quicksand roses, 2-3 burgundy carnations, 2 cream spray roses, 2 burgundy scabiosa, 2-3 few pink lisianthus, sprigs of leather leaf, nagi, and seeded eucalyptus

• 25-30 Mason Jar or 3-4'' Vase Diameter: 1 Quicksand rose, 1 burgundy carnation, 1 cream spray rose, 1 burgundy scabiosa, 1pink lisianthus, sprigs of leather leaf, nagi, and seeded eucalyptus

• 60-70 Budvases: Each one will look different.  I average 2-3 blooms per bud vase and a sprig of green.  These are the flower allotted for bud vases:  25 Quicksand roses, 25 burgundy carnations, 20 cream spray roses, 20 burgundy scabiosa, 20 pink lisianthus, 2 bunches of leather leaf, 2 bu of nagi, and 2 bu of seeded eucalyptus

Here's our Dusty Rose and Marsala Pinterest Board that inspired this combination of flowers.  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 guess-work 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.