Types of Bridal Bouquets

Though there are many styles of wedding bouquets, there are traditional designs the bouquets stem from. Most of these styles are basic for a traditional wedding.

Beidermeier

The Beidermeier bouquet consists of an arrangement of different flowers that are normally two different colors. The colors are lined to make a striped pattern and the stems are usually long.

Cascade

A Cascade bouquet is a waterfall of flowers, stems and leaves supported in a handheld carrying base. The resulting bouquet is a small train of flowers.

Classic Hand-Tied

Classic hand-tied bouquets have a sleek style containing one color of flowers with the stems crossing at the top and tied with a ribbon. The eclectic style contains different colors and the style for a flower girl has matching flowers.

Composite

A composite bouquet is made with many petals or buds bound together with wire or glue on a single stem. Its intention is to create the illusion of a single large flower.

Nosegay

The Nosegay bouquet is a Victorian style of flowers in a cluster. The typical Nosegay bouquet has one color or type of flower. For the classic style, insert the Nosegay into a silver vase.

Pomander

The Pomander is a ball covered in blooms hanging from ribbon.

References

• The Knot Inc.
• Favor Ideas
• Flower Arrangement Advisor