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Wedding Bouquet Style

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Selecting your wedding bouquet style is an important part of the planning process as wedding bouquets have always been part of weddings.

Bouquets play a traditional part in the weddings all over the world.

You should carefully choose your flowers just the same way that you would select your wedding dress.

Here as some tips to help you choose your bridal bouquet design:

1.  Choose flowers that are in season it will save you some money.
2.  Silk flowers are a great alternative to fresh flowers especially if the flower that you like is not in     season. Silk flowers can be used in a formal wedding.
3.  Pick a bouquet that is suited to your figure type. It should not be overbearing and cover your figure. Just remember that it should not be too big so as not to cover your wedding dress and it should also be easy to carry.
4.  Select flowers that will last through whole day. The flowers should still look good even at the end of the day. Using a bouquet holder will keep the flowers fresh during the entire day. Check with your florist she will be able to advise you on which flowers to avoid.
5.  Take pictures of wedding bouquet styles with your to the florist. Also take along a sample of fabric from the gowns so that the shade of the flowers can be matched to the gowns. Read Working With A Florist for a more detailed list.
6.  Consider selecting a flower that has a special meaning (see the language of flowers). This in not to difficult since most flowers have a special meaning.
One of the first things that you should consider when selecting your wedding bouquet style is that it should suit you and your personality. Today bouquets are more about reflecting the personality of the bride.

Bridal bouquet designs come in many different shapes and sizes the following guide will provide you with a definition of wedding bouquet styles and suggestions on dress bouquet combination's.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

Cascade, Shower bouquet, Trail Bouquet or Teardrop Bouquet
Wedding Bouquet Style Cascade, Shower bouquet, Trail Bouquet or Teardrop Bouquet
image by Details of the Day
A cascade bouquet is composed of flowers that are wired together which spill downward.

It is a formal bouquet that looks great with a formal style of dress, such as a Ball gown.



Presentation Bouquet, Arm Sheaf Bouquet or Arm Bouquet
Wedding Bouquet Style Presentation Bouquet, Arm Sheaf Bouquet or Arm Bouquet
image by Details of the Day
A presentation bouquet shows of long slender stems of flower such as calla lilies, sunflowers, orchids, giant irises, or roses.

This style of bouquet is carried in the crook of the arm rather than clutched in both hands.

A contemporary bride may choose to carry an arrangement of long slender branches, such as cherry or apple blossoms or cat-tails.

This wedding bouquet style complements dresses that have straight lines, such as the sheath, slip dresses and A-line or empire waisted dresses.




The Posy Bouquet
Wedding Bouquet Style The Posy Bouquet http://flickr.com/photos/theharvestgarden/2236227225/sizes/m/in/pool-81766165@N00/
image by m judd photography
The term posy generally describes a small bouquet of tightly arranged flowers.

In Victorian times, the posy flowers were arranged in concentric circles, but today the posy usually features compact flowers rather than loose or spiky ones.

Posies look great with a vintage gown or any feminine gown.




The Noesgay Bouquet
Wedding Bouquet Style The Noesgay Bouquet
image by sirifoto
A nosegay is a bouquet of average size and typically composed of compact flowers rather than loose or spiky ones.

It is lager than the posy bouquet therefore it is versatile and complements most dress styles,  from the ball gown to a sheath.




Kissing Ball or Pomander
Wedding Bouquet Style Kissing Ball or Pomander
image by christine
A kissing ball is not really a bouquet, but rather an arrangement that can be carried over the wrist in place of a bouquet, it can be used to decorate chairs, doors or pews.

It is quite common for flower girls to carry a kissing ball.

Learn how to make a kising ball here.




The Round Bouquet
Wedding Bouquet Style The Round Bouquet
image by tangopango
The round bouquet is similar to a nosegay, the only difference being that the flowers on a round bouquet tend to be more loosely arranged.

The idea is that the bouquet should be completely three dimensional and full on all sides.

This is a dramatic bouquet so it is a good choice for a simple dress such as the, sheath.




The Clutch Bouquet, Loose-Tied Bouquet, Hand-Tied Bouquet
Wedding Bouquet Style The Clutch Bouquet, Loose-Tied Bouquet, Hand-Tied Bouquet
image by mileena
A hand-tied bouquet is a loose-tied arrangement.

This type of bouquet is made from flowers which are gathered, bound and tied with ribbon with stems left exposed.




The Tussy Mussy
Wedding Bouquet Style The Tussy Mussy
image by kodamakitty
A tussy mussy is a small cone-shaped bouquet holder, usually made of silver or pewter.

The Victorians made small bouquets in tussy mussies and give them as gifts or carried them to social events or weddings.




The Biedermeier Bouquet
Wedding Bouquet Style The Biedermeier Bouquet
image by sea turtle
The Biedermeier bouquet originated in Europe.

The flowers are compact and tightly arranged in a definite circular pattern using different coloured flowers, each circle containing one type of flower.

Pictured is a looser version of the biedermeire bouquet made with  tropical hibiscus flowers

Complements most dress styles,  from the ball gown to a sheath.




The Fan Bouquet
Wedding Bouquet Style The Fan Bouquet
image by zakwitinii
The fan bouquet, is  simply bouquet of flowers that is attached to a lacy fan.

Ideal for a Victorian or Asian style wedding.




Wrist Corsage
Wedding Bouquet Style Wrist Corsage
image by visual elegance
A wrist bouquet or flower bracelet is a small flower bouquet worn on the wrist.

The flowers are attached to an elastic band which fits over the wrist.




Head Wreath
Wedding Bouquet Style Head Wreath
image by vaughan
A halo or hair wreath is a sweet accessory for a flower girl, bridesmaids or even the bride.



Basket Bouquets
Wedding Bouquet Style Basket Bouquets
image by details of the day
Basket bouquets are a good choice for your flower girls, these are easy to carry and will keep their hands busy.



Wedding Bouquet Style Prayer Book

This is a small bouquet of flowers fixed to a bible or prayer book.
The flowers are attached to the book with ribbons this will prevent the book from being damaged.


Muff Bouquet

The muff bouquet is ideal for a winter wedding; a corsage is attached to the front of the muff.



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