• The wedding bouquet is one of the most important elements on the big day. As a bride makes her way down the aisle, she holds a bouquet of flowers. It’s a pretty embellishment that completes the bride’s look. Take a look at a few of the different types of wedding bouquets:

    Nosegay

    A small flower bouquet that features tightly packed flowers of the same length.

    Hand-tied

    The most popular choice among brides, the hand-tied bouquet is a simple and elegant choice. It consists of a bunch of flowers tied with a ribbon or florist wire.

     

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    Biedermeier

    The biedermeier is similar to the nosegay bouquet. However, the biedermeier is tightly arranged to form a circle. It usually features a contrast of colour for a dramatic flare.

     

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    Cascade

    If you’re looking for a statement, opt for the cascade bouquet. This flowing flower arrangement is a classic and can be customised according to size preference.

     

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    Composite

    The composite bouquet is very detailed bouquet and is made up of hundreds of single petals that have been tied together on a single stem. It gives the illusion of it being one flower.

     

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    Pomander

    This bouquet forms a ball shape of flowers. It is usually carried with a ribbon or rope loop.

     

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    Single Stem

    A single flower is held by the bride. This is a simple and classic look, especially if the flower is quite unique.

     

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