Gorgeous Wedding Bouquet Ideas

As a blushing bride, it is a popular custom performed at many beautiful and classic weddings that is, the throwing the hand tied wedding bouquet. It is a tradition that you, the blushing bride can choose to do before or after your ceremony. Some brides choose to toss their hand tied wedding bouquet before the reception so she and her new husband can leave the wedding reception whenever they want without the pressure of having to throw the hand tied wedding bouquet right before they leave.

Another aspect many do not consider when choosing flowers is the durability of the flowers themselves. Wedding decorations need to look good throughout the ceremony and the entire wedding reception. Some flowers can handle the stresses of a wedding better than others.

Some of the most popular flowers have limitations many people are unaware of. To save you some time and to make choosing your wedding flowers easier I've given some of the seasons, drawbacks, and benefits of some popular wedding flowers in this article.

Flowers are probably one of the more costly wedding centerpieces. Not quite as costly as the venue or food, but on par with this part of the budget. Floral arrangements add to the beauty of the wedding party and set them apart, besides adding fragrance and ambiance to the entire decor.

HOW TO MAKE THE BEST CHOICE

1. Look at the months you are considering for your wedding date
2. Consider the colors of your wedding theme
3. Perhaps you have favorites to include
4. Make your choice from those readily available for that time of year.

Are you having a Beach themed wedding? A Seashell Bridal Bouquet is a great alternative to the traditional flower bouquet. Seashell bouquets are becoming more and more popular for summer or beach themed weddings. These bouquets are very unique and interesting, but not so easy to come by and can be very expensive. Some are made exclusively with seashells. Others have flowers and seashells mixed.

Modern brides bouquets vary from informal bunches of garden flowers to elaborate wired cascades. They may be made from flowers, ribbon, feathers, seashells and even vintage jewelry. Twenty first century brides are looking for something truly personal; it’s not just a question of economy. Many brides choose a ‘home made’ bouquet because it means more.