Style
Classic: For those who like a classic, feminine style, flowers such as roses,
sweet pea, freesias and lilies can be used to add a soft and pretty look to the
wedding. These types of flowers are often beautifully scented, with a
"from the garden" feel. Colours tend to be whites, pinks and purples.
Modern: You could also choose something a little more modern, perhaps adding
interesting textures and shapes, or a striking colour combination. This might
include orchids, succulents or berries and colours such as deep mauves, oranges
or blues.
Unique: To make a statement you could opt for a unique arrangement of exotic
flowers, fruits, tropical leaves, sticks & other adornments will certainly
serve to make sure you have a unique wedding!
Colours
When
using colour with wedding flowers,
the possibilities are endless. Today a rose can virtually be any colour you
wish, from black to purple to green and with access to some many new hybrids of
flowers, a bridal bouquet could be anything you want it to be.
Theme
You
may choose to match the colour of your wedding flowers to the colour of your bridal party. This can be
especially effective for a more classic style of wedding.
Classic: Keeping the bouquets neutral coloured is another option which can be
quite stunning. This colour scheme keeps your look fresh and understated.
Centre
Of Attention: For a big splash, you could opt for
a contrasting colour to your bridal party. This choice makes your bouquet a
real feature on your special day. Type of BouquetYour bridal bouquets can be
natural stems, partly wired, or fully wired.
Constuction
Compact bouquets include the classic, rounded posy style or a small
teardrop style bouquet.
Flowing/Cascade bouquets can either be informal sheafs, which are held up the arm, or a
flowing trail bouquet - with one or more trails that may be as long as you
like!
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