Use These Flowers In Your Bouquet If You Love Bold Scents

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Mix strong with subtle

Photographer: Alice Gao Florals: a.p. bio

In this arrangement, New York City-based florist Doan Ly of a.p. bio layered different fragrances-subtle peonies, sweet garden roses, and stronger-scented trailing jasmine.

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Use fresh herbs

Photographer: Alice Gao Florals: a.p. bio

Mint is the surprise guest in this arrangement, adding a fresh, unexpected zestiness to a grouping of lilies, garden roses, lisianthus, ranunculus, and clematis.

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Add in earthy leaves

Photographer: Alice Gao Florals: a.p. bio

Here, Ly contrasted colors, textures, and aromas: earthy geranium leaves, ultra-floral gardenia leaves, and garden and Amnesia roses, plus herbaceous orange echinacea.

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Keep it feminine

Photographer: Alice Gao Florals: a.p. bio

In this bouquet, the dainty, feminine fragrances of sweet peas and calming lavender are combined with more neutral cornflowers, tweedia, and delphiniums.