The few words about size of the wedding bouquet …

Let’s talk about sizes for the wedding bouquets. Here are some rules and exceptions as everywhere in our everyday life. First of all size of bouquet depend of style gown, complexion of a bride and definitely the budget too.

The small bouquet –posy is one of the top choices for formal weddings. All –white bouquets are ideal choices for brides wearing gowns with color in them.

Today’s modern brides love pastel colour! The range of pastel colors that brides wish to carry includes yellow, lavender, baby blue, sage green, light coral and soft orange.

For small round you’re better off choosing one color of pastel flowers for monochromatic look.

• The benefits of a small  bouquets  many people marked as main point such budget friendly, as fewer flowers are needed to create bouquet, it’s  lighter to carry and a small bouquet allows you and your gown to be the center of  focal point.

Medium  bouquet usually from 8 to 12 inches in diameter. This size give you enough room to includes a larger collection of flowers, mix different colors, and add more greenery and accents, yet keep it the elegant, classic, sophisticated look of a round bouquet.  

Oranges, purple, corals, yellows, and blues are the perfect bright colors for medium cascade bouquets. Mixing bright colors adds new dimension, such as vivid red mixed with ultra lime for a stylish summer or seasonal fall bouquet.

• A medium bouquet allows you to include more types of flowers, giving you more visual splash with the blend of large and small flowers.
• Cascade bouquets, also called a shower, teardrop or trail bouquets (depend of size)provide a waterfall effect, in which the blooms seem to spill down in front of you in an arrangement with length. Cascades have returned from a short interval, with many brides again favoring the flowing natural look, especially since this style allows a greater degree of greenery and a variety of flower size- bigger on top smaller on the bottom.

The big arrangement gives you plenty of room to use five to eight different types of flowers in your bouquet. A large round bouquet benefits from a mix of large and small white flowers. Little splash of greenery under the flowers will make a bouquet presents themselves finished and soft-looking. The green works as the decorative element replacing the traditional ribbons and lace.

Plus-size brides should consider a larger bouquet, which provides balance with a wider bouquet at the center of your body. An apple body shape from a round bouquet, which makes the waist appears smaller.

A simpler gown style, such as a long satin column dress or sheath, looks beautiful with a larger, more detailed bouquet.