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Wedding Bouquets |
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Your wedding bouquet is the most important flower choice you have to make and will one of the first things your guests see as you walk into the room. Your florist will help you choose a bouquet and flowers to complement your wedding dress. There are many types of wedding bouquets and we have put a guide together of the most popular types of wedding bouquets. |
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Hand Tied Bouquet The hand tied bouquet is a round dome shape of flowers and foliage with their natural stems exposed, the stems are often tied together with coordinating riboon. The hand tied bouquet can either have a formal look with the the flowers packed tightly together and very little foliage is used. An informal hand tied bouquet has a more natural feel and combines flowers and foliage. The hand tied bouquet can be accessorised with ivy trails, beads, crystals, wire or caged in bear grass. |
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Wired Bouquet The wired bouquet is almost identical to the hand tied bouquet but the stems are wired and bound into a handle making the bouquet easier to hold. |
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Shower Bouquet/Teardrop Bouquet The shower bouquet is a long trailing bouquet. It is a very elegant bouquet and is increasing in popularity, a wide variety of flowers can be used for this bouquet and it can be a very simple bouquet using only one or two types of flowers or a more natural feel can be acheived by using several types of flowers and lots of foliage. The tear drop bouquet is a smaller compacter version of the shower bouquet and is shaped like a teardrop. |
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Trailing Bouquet The trailing bouquet is often a more contemporary version of the shower bouquet using less flowers. |
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Pomander The pomander is a ball of flowers and foliage, The flower ball is attached to co ordinating ribbon which is ued to hang over the bride's wrist. |
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