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There are no strict rules for choosing wedding flowers. The starting principal is to know yourself. Proportion is key to achieving the right balance. The bigger the dress, the bigger the bouquet. A statuesque bride can carry a larger bouquet, while a petite bride looks best holding a smaller nosegay. And larger blooms are often more graceful as an arm bouquet resting on the forearm.
Personality of the bride also needs to be considered since not everyone can wear exotic gowns or carry dramatic blooms.
Color choices in floral selection is also an important consideration. Visually appealing palettes ranging from rich jewel tones to delicate pastels to mono-chromatic ivories and whites enhance chosen bridal party attire gently coordinating to create a harmonious blend. Additionally, color should serve to unify bridal party, ceremony and reception decor. (Continue)
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Giuli,
What can I say except "Thank You!". The flowers were absolutely gorgeous. We received numerous compliments. I loved the gerbera daisies and how each bouquet and the boutonniere were unique. I especially appreciated the terrific service - you made me feel as if I was the only customer of yours.
Sincerely,
Kelly Krownapple
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