Bridal Bouquets

Choosing the Right Bridal Bouquet

A bridal bouquet is one of the most personal floral details of a wedding. Beyond the flower varieties themselves, the bouquet’s colour, shape, size and overall style can influence how it complements the bride’s dress and the atmosphere of the ceremony.

Classic White and Soft Pastel Bouquets

White and pastel flowers create a timeless bridal look and can work with a wide range of wedding themes. Roses, hydrangeas, lilies and other light-coloured flowers can be combined with greenery or softer accent flowers to create anything from a clean, simple bouquet to a fuller romantic arrangement.

Romantic Pink and Purple Wedding Flowers

Pink, blush, lavender and purple bouquets introduce more colour while keeping a soft and romantic appearance. These tones work particularly well for brides who want their bouquet to stand out gently without becoming too bold.

Roses, Hydrangeas, Lilies and Mixed Flowers

Different flower combinations create different textures and shapes. Roses offer a classic rounded form, hydrangeas add fullness, lilies create a more distinctive silhouette, while mixed bouquets can combine several flower types for greater colour and texture.

Choosing the Bouquet Size and Shape

The right bouquet size depends on the bride’s preference, dress style and the overall wedding look. A compact hand-tied bouquet can feel neat and understated, while a fuller arrangement creates a stronger floral statement. Consider how the bouquet will look both in person and in wedding photography.

Bridal and Bridesmaid Bouquets

Wedding flowers can also be coordinated across the bridal party. A bridesmaid bouquet may use the same colours or flowers as the bridal bouquet in a smaller or simpler arrangement, helping to create a consistent floral theme without making every bouquet identical.