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Wedding Flower Arrangements
Pomander
Wedding Flower Arrangements: This style is a bloom-covered ball suspended from a ribbon. These are perfect for
child attendants.
Composite Wedding Flower Arrangements: Less
well-known, this option is a handmade creation in which different petals or buds are wired together on a single
stem, creating the image of one giant flower.
Beidermeier Wedding Flower Arrangements: This is a
nosegay, which is made up of concentric circles of different flowers for a somewhat striped
effect.
Arm
Bouquet: As the name implies, this is an elegant crescent shape style, designed to be cradled in one
arm.
Here are some additional Wedding Flower Arrangements bouquet suggestions and ideas:
Local, in-season flowers will guarantee freshness and lower price, so choose a couple of
seasonal staples (orange blossoms, lavender, or tulips, for example) and use them as a base for wedding
bouquets, boutonnieres, and decorative arrangements. For continuity, incorporate them into arches, chuppahs, or
pew adornments, as well.
Flowers in matching shades or cool contrasts are stunning, but make sure they fit your
wedding. Bring a bridesmaid dress fabric patch when you meet with your floral designer, and provide a wedding
dress photo to give the designer a sense of your personal taste.
FTD Florists who specialize in weddings may do more than just blossoms; they also conceive and
execute the design for your reception, from flowers to linens, decorative trees, candles, lights and more.
Whether you go with one of these full-service designers or a standard florist who'll provide bouquets,
centerpieces and other floral needs, you should start looking for a professional at least several months before
the special event. FTD Flower Delivery will take care of all the details of making sure the flowers you choose
are fresh, beautiful, and arrive on time.
You might also want to consider a silk wedding flower bouquet. Although not as traditional as
real flowers, they are becoming more popular these days. There are many realistic looking silks to be found at
FTD Florists that sell a wide variety of silks, and you don't have to worry about whether or not your choice is
in season. In general, silk flowers are a less expensive alternative to the real ones.
Wedding Floral Arrangements
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