Wedding Flower Arrangements by Edmonton Wedding Flowers

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Bridesmaids Bouquets

Bride and groom share a romantic kiss in a garden with historic architecture.

Bride's Bouquet

The bride's bouquet is the most important arrangement to nail down, especially when considering bridal party packages. Splurge on this piece, as it’s easily the most photographed floral arrangement in your entire 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 a priority if you're going this route. If you choose to include 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, alongside your ceremony and reception arrangements.

Bridesmaids Bouquets

Bridesmaids in gold dresses laughing with the bride holding pink and white rose bouquets.

Following the bride's bouquet, the bridesmaid bouquets are easily the next most important arrangement in any bridal party packages. While you don't have to include them, many couples choose to do so, as they also create fun photo ops with the bridesmaids. Additionally, these arrangements complement the ceremony and reception arrangements beautifully.

Bridesmaids Bouquets

A close-up of a bouquet with white and pale pink flowers.

Many brides choose to use their bride's bouquet during the bouquet toss at the reception, but if you're planning on preserving your bouquet, you may want another option. This could be a simple and scaled-down version of your bridal flowers, which can also be part of your bridal party packages, ensuring that all ceremony and reception arrangements are cohesive.

Elegant white rose corsage with delicate baby's breath and ribbon.

While not required, you may consider adding matching boutonnieres, corsages, or nosegays for other members of the bridal party packages and important guests. This could include the ring bearer, the bride or groom's parents and grandparents, the officiant, and the ushers, complementing the bride's bouquet and the ceremony and reception arrangements.

Two young flower girls walk hand in hand down the wedding aisle.

For the bridal party packages, consider a small and simple flower girl's bouquet or a basket of petals. Hodgson suggests that you can also have her toss alternatives like feathers, which can complement the bride's bouquet beautifully. These charming elements can add a lovely touch to both the ceremony and reception arrangements.

White calla lily boutonniere with ivy leaf and decorative pins.

The groom's boutonniere is a traditional way to coordinate with his betrothed on their wedding day, complementing the bride's bouquet beautifully. This doesn’t have to be anything too elaborate; a few small flowers will suffice, especially when paired with the bridal party packages that include ceremony and reception arrangements.

A couple in wedding attire walking through a lush green forest pathway.

A couple embraces in a snowy winter scene with the bride holding a bouquet.

A baby in a white dress with a flower crown is held by a woman in a floral blouse.

Wedding Flower Arrangements: Your Vision is My Mission

Entryway or Welcome Table Arrangements

These floral arrangements, including the bride's bouquet, are a nice touch to welcome everyone into the day. You can totally get away with using alternative décor elements, like lanterns, fruit, branches, or even geo cubes, and still achieve the same effect as traditional ceremony and reception arrangements. Consider exploring bridal party packages that incorporate these unique elements for a personalized touch.

Altar or Entrance Arrangements

Entryway or Welcome Table Arrangements

These beautiful pieces will serve as the backdrop for most of your ceremony and reception arrangements. While it's not required to include florals for your altar, we do love a good floral arch. Additionally, pillar arrangements are a stunning complement, especially when paired with the bride's bouquet. Don't forget to consider bridal party packages to enhance the overall aesthetic.

Pew or Chair Arrangements

Elevate the look of your guests' seating and make the wedding aisle oh-so-beautiful with stunning ceremony and reception arrangements. Use an organic style arrangement on the floor for the easiest reuse as reception décor, especially since a pew marker is wonderful but harder to repurpose. Don't forget to complement your décor with bridal party packages that include the perfect bride's bouquet.

Aisle Decorations

Pew or Chair Arrangements

To create a memorable impact without breaking the bank, consider placing two stunning statement arrangements on either side of the aisle. This setup beautifully frames the aisle and ensures great photographs, eliminating the need for numerous smaller arrangements all the way down. These arrangements look breathtaking both at the start and end of the aisle, complementing the bride's bouquet and enhancing the overall theme of your ceremony and reception arrangements.