February is still cold, but the light starts to lengthen. Valentine's Day makes pinks and reds tempting; muted rose, wine and blush feel romantic without looking like a card aisle. Tulips, ranunculus and garden roses are easy to find.
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Blush, dusty rose, burgundy, mauve and champagne are the top choices. They nod to Valentine's Day while staying soft and elegant.
It doesn't have to be. Swap bright red for wine or burgundy and hot pink for blush, and you get a romantic palette that won't feel dated in photos.
It's romantic, but florists, restaurants and some venues charge more that weekend. Many guests also have plans, so send save-the-dates early.