Choosing Your Bouquet

Choosing your wedding bouquet isn't all about choosing the right flower or the right color. Not every bride realize that their wedding bouquet could really enhance their look on the big D. It could be used to highlight your physical advantages or (even better) hide your flaws. What bouquet is suitable for you? Let's take a look.

1. Cascading Bouquet

Also known as shower bouquet, teardrop bouquet, or trail bouquet. This bouquet is when the flowers seem like flowing from the top of the bouquet.

This kind of bouquet is suitable for those who wants to look slimmer. Good news to those who are pear shaped. This bouquet will definitely make your hip look smaller.

Wedding dress to go with: A-Line Dress, Mermaid-Line Dress, Empire Dress

2. Round Bouquet

The name says it all. Flowers are compactly arranged together to form a perfect sphere. The stems are tightly covered with a ribbon.

This kind of bouquet is suitable for a bride with a petite body. Tall and slender brides should stay away from this kind of bouquet because it will only make them look unnaturally taller.

Wedding dress to go with: A-Line Dress, Mermaid-Line Dress, Ball-Gown

3. Hand-Tied Bouquet

Hand-tied bouquet is a bunch of flowers, tied with a ribbon, with the stems exposed. It has a natural, garden look. If you love casual or natural look, this bouquet is definitely for you.

This kind of bouquet is solely made for those who are tall, slim and slender. It will surely enhanced their physical advantage.

Wedding dress to go with: A-Line Dress, Sheath-Dress, Empire-Dress

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Pomander Ball for the Aisle

Ever heard about pomander ball? It's a hand tied round flower bouquet for the bridesmaid or the flower girl to hold.

Today's idea is to use pomander ball as your wedding aisle decor. Simply hang them at the edge of the chairs (or pole if the venue provides) and look how beautiful they are.

We personally heart the daisy pomander ball one with the yellow lace. It's really cute!

How to get this: simply contact your wedding bouquet or decoration vendor. We're pretty sure that they could provide pomander ball for your wedding. Don't forget to match the pomander color with your wedding theme.

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