When talking about bridal bouquets, various
colors are what we will first come up with. Among all the colors, white, pink
and green perhaps obtained the most widely popularity. Today, we selected bridal
bouquets of these three colors. The unique styles and creative styles will
surely give yourself a brand new feeling for bridal bouquet.
Lucky
Bouquet
The leaves of a four-leaf clover are said
to stand for hope, faith, love, and luck -- a fitting sentiment for a wedding.
Fresh
Green Frills
Think about going green (and we don't mean
with an all-bamboo bouquet). This fresh-as-cut-grass combo of lady's slipper
orchids, hellebores, viburnum, gladiolus, and parrot tulips has a decidedly
sophisticated vibe. Try attaching a tiny handmade fan to the handle with a
hatpin; its pleats echo the blooms' frilly petals.
Warm
Whites
In this asymmetrical bouquet, barely yellow
double narcissus mingle among classic white narcissus with yellow cups and tubular
freesias that have golden throats. Adding to the appeal, the freesias smell
lightly sweet, while the narcissus have a heady fragrance. Wide and
narrow-striped grosgrain ribbons with a pinned-on vintage button tie the
tailored mix.
Berry
Bouquet
A bundle of bridal-white snowberries is
wrapped in a white satin ribbon, with white beaded trim pinned to the top and
bottom edges.
English
Roses
Bouquets for the bridesmaids, maid of
honor, and bride can harmonize rather than match. Here, they're a classic
symphony of pinks, ivories, and greens, each composed of roses and hydrangeas.
Decadent
Dahlia
This oversize bouquet of sculpted dahlias
and feathery astilbe will bend gracefully over the arm. Silk shantung covers
the stems while vintage crystals dangle from a free-form bow.
