Wedding Flower Bouquets
Wedding flower bouquets and how they can really make or break a wedding
Wedding flower bouquets are big business for many companies. Almost any wedding that has some kind of budget will include wedding flowers as one of the important things that needs to be present during the service. Normally flowers will be included on the bridesmaids dresses, the groom and groomsmen and the bride will also have her own bouquet to carry up the aisle. The wedding bouquet is a very high importance to the bride, as this has much significance during the service, especially for the throwing of the bouquet, as this is a very traditional part of most weddings. The point of the activity is that whoever catches the bouquet will be the next to get married, and there are often very many excited girls waiting as the bride throws it over her shoulder.
Wedding flower bouquets can often be used at the reception and as a decoration around the car and even the church or building that the couple is getting married in. When choosing a general look of the wedding and the wedding reception, flowers are just one of the aspects that need to be thought about. A common starting point for decorating the wedding venue is with the color scheme, and many brides choose to compliment the colors of the wedding attire with the theme of the reception room. While there is a good reason to do this, there are also other options which will liven up the room and really impress the guests. Going monochromatic and highlighting different shades of the same color adds a look of boldness and grandiosity, and working with the existing colors ties everything together to create a unified look. Many women follow this rule and incorporate these colors into their bouquet, giving the whole room a unified look.
The vintage style is a very popular look on the wedding scene, with many bridal shows exhibiting beautiful cast-iron table decorations and grass-green napkins and linens. The use of wooden trinket boxes used for the favors and decoration on the table can add to this and can be personalized for the guest or group, or simply left alone for that timeless ‘secret garden’ look. This style is both interesting and eye-catching without overloading the space. The wedding flower bouquets can be used to extend this style to the bride’s own attire, and by using classic elements such as feathers and fake pearls, the wedding bouquet can really take on a whole new look. Any event organizer knows that at a wedding all eyes will be on the bride and her bouquet, so it is important to get it right. A robust and well designed flower arrangement can bring color and life to any party setting, and will direct the eye to the things that are most important on this big day. The flowers will also play a huge part in setting focal points during group photographs, and these should be thought about a great deal when planning both the color scheme and flowers.