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You could incorporate honeycomb with peacock feathers using the more brownish rustic yellow so there wouldn't be such a stark contrast between the bright colors of a bee and soft colors of the peacock. More of the vintage type bee as opposed to a bright cartoon look if that makes sense.

Depending on what shade of purple & blue as your main colors, yellow would be a striking accent color to both or either of them. Sounds nice! Go for the whole earthy feel with lots of greenery too.

I recently saw something with a peacock theme which was amazing...
http://www.hostessblog.com/2010/08/real-parties-pretty-peacock-themed-engagement-party/

I'm sure if you went with the golder tones rather than the bright yellows it would work beautifully. Peacock feathers often have gold in them ...

I would suggest using Peacock Feathers in your Centerpieces and Possibley giving Little Jars of Honey as your favors.

I think you can make these things work!

As someone said above, use a more golden tone for the bees.

I saw somewhere they had peacock feathers made into flowers...maybe you can use those in your centerpieces with golden bees also.

I think it sounds nice!

I also think Katie's idea about the honey favors is a good one! Maybe you can find a local bee keeper who can hook you up.

I can just see little jars with labels saying "How sweet it is to 'bee' loved by you." :-)

Lakeria, Your "Birds & Bees" wedding reception sounds very cute. I would use the honeycomb design in your invitations and stationary, and then the feathers in the centerpieces and bouquets. I like the idea of making a "tree" centerpiece (first picture below) which incorporates both the feathers (for the birds) and the yellow orchids (for the bees).