About Wedding Bouquet Flowers

The beauty and the fragrance of a combination of your wedding flowers and the lighting will enhance your wedding day. When you visit the florist to pick out your wedding bouquet flowers be sure to bring a picture of your dress, your bridesmaid's dresses and your groom's clothing to put together the perfect wedding bouquets.

• When you require a large number of wedding bouquets, you will need to visit the florist several months in advance to give the florist enough time to order the flowers for the bouquets.


• The round wedding bouquets are the most popular choice.


• Loose organic bouquets have a nature inspire look they are a great look for a summer wedding.


• The hand-tied bouquet is best suited for a garden and beach wedding.


• The nosegay or tussy bouquets are small bouquets that are light and easy to carry.


• Carnations, roses, calla lilies, daisies are use for the nosegay or tussy bouquets.


• Roses, lilies, iris and Gerbera daisy are ideal flowers for the tied bouquets.


• The bouquet of loose flowers is tied together with ribbon or lace.


• Long stem flowers like gladiolus, delphinium, bird of paradise and orchids are tied just below the blossoms with a ribbon.


• The wedding bouquets can be made with silk flowers.


• The maid of honor's wedding bouquet should be slightly larger than the bridesmaid's bouquets.


• The bridesmaid’s wedding bouquets can double as centerpieces at the reception table.


• The bridesmaid bouquets should complement the bridal's bouquet, but don't have to have the same flowers in them.


• The bride's bouquet should be chosen before the bridesmaid's or the maid of honor's bouquets.