Two Very Different Plumeria Types to
 Choose From For Your Wedding Flowers!

The first photo is a Plumeria made of foam.
(This type is available upon request)
The second photo is Plumeria made of a specially formulated Polyester.
(this type is shown throughout this website)

Two VERY different looks!

Is Your Goal To Have The Most Realistic looking Plumeria For Your Wedding?

As you may know from reading elsewhere on this website, I strive to provide brides with the most realistic silk/natural touch flowers available. That goal has been the foundation of my business since the very beginning.  And because of this goal, I feel it is important to share something for you to consider.

I know as a sophisticated, modern bride you now have many choices when it comes to silk flowers for your wedding. The range of colors and flowers are endless! In some ways, it has made choosing your bouquet much more difficult.

In the past brides only had one choice  - a white bouquet!

But with all the choices comes a real dilemma!  

Will you choose a flower simply because it is the color you want - or will you choose a flower that looks more realistic because it's color occurs naturally in nature? 

I think the answer to that depends on how realistic you'd like your flowers to look. There is always a balance between what you like and what looks realistic. You will need to decide which is more important to you.

Recently I have been getting requests from brides for Plumeria colors that do not occur in nature.  That is ok - except sometimes their main goal is to have flowers that are as realistic as possible. 

The requests are for Plumeria made from foam and they come in a very wide range of colors. The colors are very pretty and I can understand the attraction to them!!  You just need to know that many of the foam Plumeria come in colors that aren't found in nature.

If your main goal is to have the most realistic silk flowers for their wedding, then it would be important to stick with Plumeria colors like Whites, Yellows, Pinks, Oranges, and Lilac, and Reds. If you do a little research on Real Plumeria, it will help you discover the Plumeria colors found in nature.

At the same time, if your goal is to keep your flowers as realistic as possible, a touch of Plumeria in a color that isn't found in nature can work just fine in your flowers.

But if you're a bride who just wants what she wants, that's ok too! If this is you, just let your heart and favorite colors be your guide and carry the bouquet you want without worrying about what you "should" be doing. The most important thing is that you totally LOVE YOUR BOUQUET.

Sometimes it can still be hard to decide which type of Plumeria to choose and I've been asked several times, which I prefer - My answer is always the ones found thoughtout this website. To me, they are more realistic and every bride who has received them, has absolutely loved them!! That really speaks for itself.