Question

You’ve been asked to create four bridesmaids’ bouquets for an upcoming fall wedding. The wedding will be held outdoors on a farm next to hayfields and an old, red country barn. The bridesmaids will be wearing dark cranberry dresses. The bride asks you to create a sample bouquet. It should be in a circular form and feature seasonal flowers in bold colors that complement the colors of the wedding and the setting. 2. In regard to the setting of the event, the design of the bouquets, the color scheme, and the availability of seasonal flowers, which of the following groups of flowers would be the most appropriate to use for the bridesmaids' bouquets? A. Liatris, gladiolus, lily of the valley, and snapdragon B. Daffodils, tulips, irises, and lilies C. Calla, anthurium, bird of paradise, and orchids D. Sunflowers, gerbera, asters, chrysanthemums, and statice

Answer 1

I'd say it's Letter D - Sunflowers, gerbera, asters, chrysanthemums, and statice.

The choices listed in letter B bloom in early spring, letter A bloom in summer, and letter C are exotic in kind that doesn't bloom in the area that you described. So Sunflowers, gerbera, asters, chrysanthemums, and statice are a safer choice.