When it comes to pairing flowers, peonies are a favored pick due to their exquisite, delicate fragrance. However, peonies can be a bit finicky when it comes to mixing with other flowers, as their large flowers and delicate petals can overpower more subtle blooms.

To start, consider the color scheme and feel of the peonies you want to feature. If you're working with light-colored peonies, you can pair them with a variety of flowers in complementary hues, such as dainty, pastel-colored daisies. The key is to harmonize the softness of the peonies with more textured blooms.

Another approach is to pair peonies with flowers that share a similar color family. For example, pairing soft, blush-colored peonies with gentle, coral-colored gerbera daisies creates a r romantic look. This approach works well when you want to create a soothing atmosphere.

When working with darker peonies, try pairing them with flowers that have coordinating dramatic, dark shades, such as deep, site - http://www.infinitymugenteam.com:80/infinity.wiki/mediawiki2/index.php/Symbolic_Blooms - velvety red dahlias. This approach is ideal for creating a daring arrangement.

To coordinate the large shape and size of peonies, try pairing them with more delicate flowers, such as baby's breath. This will add a whimsical touch to your arrangement, and prevent the peonies from overwhelming the space.

Finally, consider the greenery in your arrangement. Peonies have sturdy stems, but adding harmonious leaves and branches can add dimension to your arrangement. Consider incorporating lemon leaf to add visual interest.