Aspidistra

• The bright green foliage of the aspidistra folded and interspersed among pink cymbidium blooms is a gorgeous contrast. Use about equal numbers of folded aspidistra leaves and pink orchid blooms.
  
  

Yellow Roses

• Combine an equal number of white orchids and yellow roses in a bouquet and tie them with a yellow ribbon. Alternate the colors to keep them even throughout the bouquet. Satin ribbons work best. It makes a subtle, feminine effect for the bouquet.
  
  

Peony Flowers

• Cymbidium orchids and peonies make a good contrast in shape. Match the colors of the two flowers or use complementary or contrasting colors to create a unique effect for your bouquet. This gives you several options for the look and color combination possibilities of the bouquet.
  
  

Freesia

• Freesia and cymbidium orchids have complementary shapes that work well together. The flowers can be used in matching whites or can be contrasted to match the wedding colors. Use matching white flowers for a whimsical look.
  
  

Red Roses

• White cymbidium orchids and red roses make a very romantic bouquet. Use more orchids than roses and evenly distribute the roses among the orchids. Tie with either a red or white bow in satin. This bouquet works well no matter what colors you are using in your wedding.
  
  

A Dramatic Bouquet

• Mix green cymbidium orchids with black calla lilies, black roses, curly willows and green hypericum berries. Add fake pearls throughout the bouquet. Tie with a white satin ribbon. This is a dramatic look for a bride's bouquet, but it works well even in a traditional wedding. Many weddings have orchid themes. If you are using orchids in your wedding, consider including them in the designs of your wedding invitations, church sprays and reception centerpieces.