Cut Hydrangeas for my wedding. flower

I am keeping an eye on the wedding flowers for my soon to be wife. They were shipped yesterday morning (10-15). I immediately put them in buckets of water and in refrigerators. I noticed at about 10 last night that one of the refrigerators temperature had dropped below 32 degrees. I took those flowers out and put them in with the other flowers in the fridge that was maintaing a temp between 36-40 degrees.
This morning, around 4ish, I check on the flowers, they had plenty of water, but some of them have started to turn a brownish black color. I took them all out of the fridge and put them in a cool room. Did they turn this color because of the low temperature of the refrigerator? I mixed the ones I took out of the colder fridge in with the others, so there is no way of telling if these were the flowers from that fridge. Is there a way to bring there color back?

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My very early Tulip in Winter | bloom,bulbs,flower,force,refrigerator,snow,tulips,valentine,winter

My very early Spring Tulip. I did an experiment by trying to force Tulip to bloom early. I started it from September last year by filling my pot with Tulip bulbs and garden soil then I put them in refrigerator for about 5 weeks, then I took them out and keep watering. I expected to see them bloomed in December but it turned out to be February. So in other words you can grow Tulips anywhere as long as you can afford to keep them cold in refrigerator for a while. Happy Valentine's Day!!!!

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