A bouquet brings life to the entire ensemble. Also, it sets a mood and tells people what to expect. There is no one kind of wedding bouquet, from multi-hued and asymmetric to monochrome and perfectly spherical, bouquets can take a variety of forms. They all serve to complement the holder’s wedding day attire.
Your bridal flowers are such an important part of your wedding day, so it’s important to pick a bouquet style that will complement your overall look and theme. Bridal bouquet may seem to be one of the simpler choices to make in the lead up to the wedding, but with so many different styles of bouquets to choose from, you may leave your affordable florists for weddings with your head spinning. This guide to the different types of bridal bouquets is a perfect place to start looking for the suitability that complements your wedding dress.
1: Crescent bouquets
The Crescent shape mimics the shape of a horizontal crescent moon. The arrangement may be tide and manicured at the top and cascade slightly on both sides and is traditionally held front and centre. If you are a bride looking to create this bouquet, bookmark the following blooms, roses, calla lily, clematis, tulips and fritillaries, all of which work well for this type of arrangement.
2: Presentation bouquets
For a glamorous bride, the presentation or arm sheath bouquet is a striking alternative to the traditional bouquet shapes. The bride carries many long-stemmed flowers such as calla lilies, delphiniums or stemmed roses, cradled in her arms in the style of an actress presented with flowers at the end of a show.
3: Hand-tied bouquets
Hand-tied bouquets are simply a cluster of flowers, tied together with a ribbon. This is a popular choice for brides wanting a natural looking Wedding bouquets gold coast. This style typically starts with one focal flower, before more blooms are added in a spiral fashion. Some bride choose just 3 of 4 of the same long-stemmed flowers, like peonies, the stems of which are then wrapped with floral tape to secure them and finished with fabric or ribbon.
4: Nosegay bouquets
Highly traditional and popular, Nosegay bouquets are round bouquets consisting of a tight bunch of flowers cut uniform in length and style. The flowers are packed in very tightly, and tied by an accenting fabric wrap or wire. This is a very elegant and classic look, choose this bouquet for a chic and small indoor wedding that’s more focused on the romance and intimacy of the day.
No matter what type of wedding bouquet you decide to design for your big day, make sure the florist brings you all the fresh flowers and makes your DIY come true.
