Wedding florals are important elements to consider for not just your decor but your bridal bouquet too. And even though you have a wide selection of colorful and fragrant flowers, there are some great options for ways you can have them arranged. With different bouquet designs, you can have one more unique element on your special day.
Tropical Garden
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Your bridal bouquet usually consists of bright and fragrant flowers, but tweak it a bit by adding a couple of fresh leaves, and you’ve got yourself a tropical bouquet. The colors will pop out beautifully against the contrast of dark green leaves, and you’ll have a unique set that draws attention like no other.
Cascading Florals
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This cascading floral arrangement is reminiscent of a waterfall, starting with a cluster of colorful flowers that gradually separate as they softly run down towards your feet. Vines and foliage are great additions to enhance the organic feel of the bouquet and allow the flow of the flowers to look more natural. Also called the teardrop bouquet, this style works well for a more formal wedding and is a great pick for those going all-in with a luxury theme.
Crescent Blooms
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A crescent arrangement imitates the moon’s crescent shape, with the two ends of the bouquet curving downwards. It is a beautiful option that can work perfectly for the modern bride who loves to make an entrance. You can choose to feature some cascading vines that beautifully drop down the sides or have blooms throughout if you like. Either way, we don’t think it is possible to go wrong with style like this.
Petite Bouquets
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Pomander bouquets are ball-shaped arrangements that are worn to hang from the wrist. Nosegays are a delicate style of bundled-up flowers, with just a few short stems put together, usually of the same kind. Either of these is a nice little addition to your wedding look if you’re not too fond of larger, on-the-nose bouquets.
Dried Flowers & Bohemian Chic
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A trendy bouquet of dried flowers is great for the adventurous bride. The earthy colors are quite different from the typical fresh bouquets that use bright blooms, making it the right style for your offbeat personality. With a chic, Bohemia theme or an elopement wedding, there is nothing more fitting than this.
Blooms On Hoops
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A hoop bouquet is a contemporary take on bridal flowers, atypical yet elegant. It usually has a metal or wood base, around which flowers are set in a freestyle manner, and can be personalized with your name spelled across it too. This style is versatile and can compliment boho-styled weddings as well as classy, elegant weddings.
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