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Wedding Flowers
Wedding Flowers bring beauty, color, and tradition to wedding ceremonies and receptions, regardless of whether the ceremony is very formal or informal. Consult your florist in the early stages of planning to get advice on the most appropriate flowers for your occasion. The florist should also be able to suggest some attractive arrangements and color schemes that will coincide with your ideas.
Wedding Bouquets
Your bouquet should always be scaled to your height and complement your dress. When deciding on a bouquet, make sure you give your florist a complete description of your dress, including a sketch and fabric swatches. A photo of the dress would be even better. This way, the florist can recommend an appropriate style for your bouquet. If you feel that the bouquet will have sentimental value to you...and you decide that you do not want to part with it when the time comes to "toss the bouquet"....Have a smaller version or replica of it made for the purpose of "tossing".
Bridesmaids and Honor Attendants The Bridesmaids and Honor Attendants normally carry similar arrangements of the same flowers; however, the maid and matron of honor usually carry a different shade or a contrasting color. It is not necessary for your attendants bouquets to be duplicates of your own....Afterall, you are and should be the center of attention. Before ordering your bridesmaids flowers, make sure that noone has an allergy to the flowers that you have selected. You will also need to give your florist a description of the bridesmaids dresses and a swatch of the fabric. Again..."a picture is worth a thousand words".
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