the bridal party
Bridesmaids Bouquets
Bridesmaids Bouquets
Bride's Bouquet
The brides bouquet is the most important arrangement to nail down. Splurge on this, t's easily the most photographed floral piece in your whole wedding. Also, remember that more expensive doesn't mean bigger. Pricing is based on the value of the flowers, not the size.
Bride's Floral Crown or Hair Flowers
This is an optional arrangement but should be made a priority if you're going this route. If you do have flowers as hair or hat accessories you'll want to take extra care to get them just right. After all, they may be even more photographed than the bouquet.
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Bridesmaids Bouquets
Bridesmaids Bouquets
Bridesmaids Bouquets
Following the bride's bouquet, the bridesmaid bouquets are easily the next most important arrangement. Of course, you don't have to include them, but many couples choose to. They also make for fun photo ops with the bridesmaids.
Bridesmaids Bouquets
Tossing Bouquet (For the Bouquet Toss at the Reception)
Many brides choose to simply use their wedding bouquet during the bouquet toss, but if you're planning on preserving you bouquet , you may want another option. This could be a simple and scaled-down version of your bridal flowers.
Other Boutonnieres, Corsages, and Nosegays
While not required, you may consider having matching boutonnieres, corsages, or nosegays for other members of the wedding party and/or important guests. This could include the ring bearer, the bride or groom's parents and grandparents, the officiant, and the ushers.
Flower Girl's Bouquet Basket of Petals, or Floral Crown
Hodgson says to keep this one small and simple. You can also have her toss other alternatives to petals like feathers.
Groom's Boutonniere Boutonnieres are a traditional way to match the groom with his betrothed on the wedding day. This doesn't have to be anything too elaborate, a few small flowers will do.
