Ideas For Bridal Bouquet Design
Bridal bouquet design is an important part of your wedding
ceremony and your entire wedding day. Choosing the right bouquets for
you and your bridesmaids can make a big difference.
Listed below are several ideas and tips for you big day.
Getting Help
A good place to start is to hire an experienced florist. A florist will
be able to give you ideas and honest feedback on your thoughts about
bouquets and all of your
wedding
flowers.
A
wedding
planner can also be a very valuable resource to help with
ideas and bringing it all together.
Types of Bridal Bouquets
While there are many different varieties of bridal bouquets, listed
below are three bridal bouquet designs commonly seen at weddings.
Round bouquets are a very popular choice.
The can consist of a single type of flower, but most frequently they
contain at least two or three different complimentary flowers.
Examples of round bridal bouquets include posy, nosegay, biedermeier
and composite.
Photo courtesy of mostlyflowers
Cascade bouquets are flowing with some
greenery and longer stemmed flowers at the bottom.
Examples of cascading bouquets include waterfall and teardrop.
Hand tied bouquets offer a natural look
with exposed stems tied and used as the handle.
Your Bridal Bouquet Design
When choosing the bridal bouquet design that is right for your wedding,
you will want to follow a few common guidelines. Again, a good florist
will be a huge help in this area.
Things you want to take into consideration are your
wedding theme,
wedding colors,
dress style and
budget. The season that you are getting married will also help narrow
down the options.
Choose Your Flowers
There are many different types and colors of flowers available for your
bouquets. To help you stay within your budget, you will want to choose
flowers that are in season during the season of your wedding.
Certain flowers that are available in
spring may not
be available in
summer,
fall or
winter in your
area.
Look in wedding magazines and online for ideas that might work well for
your wedding.
Doing It Yourself
Designing and creating your own bridal bouquets can be quite a
challenge. Not only do you have to choose the right color, style and
size of flowers, you have to assemble them into bouquets for yourself
and all of your bridesmaids.
Be realistic about and overestimate the time that you will be putting
aside to create your bouquets. While it definitely isn't for everyone,
creating your own bouquets can be a great way to show off your
creativity.
Below is a video that explains how to create a hand tied bridal bouqet.