Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

The wedding dress plays a significant role in our design process. To create a harmonious result, we match the bouquet to the shape of the dress, its colour and its texture. A trailing bouquet, for example, works beautifully with a traditional long dress and veil — a style associated with finesse and sophistication. A modern dress, on the other hand, will often benefit from a simpler bouquet, such as a bundle of roses tied with silk ribbons.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Wedding Dress

The wedding dress plays a significant role in our design process. To create a harmonious result, we match the bouquet to the shape of the dress, its colour and its texture. A trailing bouquet, for example, works beautifully with a traditional long dress and veil — a style associated with finesse and sophistication. A modern dress, on the other hand, will often benefit from a simpler bouquet, such as a bundle of roses tied with silk ribbons.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Colour selection is usually the second stage of creating the perfect look. The theory behind it is complex — we’ll explore it in more depth in a dedicated article. Put briefly, we find a match between the colours the couple finds most appealing and, using either a digital or traditional method, we work out the most pleasing colour combinations. This process takes place across the first two consultations and the results are always breathtaking.

Wedding Dress

The wedding dress plays a significant role in our design process. To create a harmonious result, we match the bouquet to the shape of the dress, its colour and its texture. A trailing bouquet, for example, works beautifully with a traditional long dress and veil — a style associated with finesse and sophistication. A modern dress, on the other hand, will often benefit from a simpler bouquet, such as a bundle of roses tied with silk ribbons.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Colour Selection

Colour selection is usually the second stage of creating the perfect look. The theory behind it is complex — we’ll explore it in more depth in a dedicated article. Put briefly, we find a match between the colours the couple finds most appealing and, using either a digital or traditional method, we work out the most pleasing colour combinations. This process takes place across the first two consultations and the results are always breathtaking.

Wedding Dress

The wedding dress plays a significant role in our design process. To create a harmonious result, we match the bouquet to the shape of the dress, its colour and its texture. A trailing bouquet, for example, works beautifully with a traditional long dress and veil — a style associated with finesse and sophistication. A modern dress, on the other hand, will often benefit from a simpler bouquet, such as a bundle of roses tied with silk ribbons.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Colour Selection

Colour selection is usually the second stage of creating the perfect look. The theory behind it is complex — we’ll explore it in more depth in a dedicated article. Put briefly, we find a match between the colours the couple finds most appealing and, using either a digital or traditional method, we work out the most pleasing colour combinations. This process takes place across the first two consultations and the results are always breathtaking.

Wedding Dress

The wedding dress plays a significant role in our design process. To create a harmonious result, we match the bouquet to the shape of the dress, its colour and its texture. A trailing bouquet, for example, works beautifully with a traditional long dress and veil — a style associated with finesse and sophistication. A modern dress, on the other hand, will often benefit from a simpler bouquet, such as a bundle of roses tied with silk ribbons.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Have you already decided on the style of the event? If so, we follow through with a concept design that includes creating a mood board reflecting the precise feel of the occasion. If not, we assist our couples in the selection process by eliminating styles that don’t fit, recommending floral set-ups and finding the perfect fit. For example, we recently had a consultation for a June wedding at a central London garden venue. The bride was strongly inspired by 1920s architecture. We suggested several options and, after a brief discussion, agreed that a wired cascading bouquet would best suit the occasion.

Colour Selection

Colour selection is usually the second stage of creating the perfect look. The theory behind it is complex — we’ll explore it in more depth in a dedicated article. Put briefly, we find a match between the colours the couple finds most appealing and, using either a digital or traditional method, we work out the most pleasing colour combinations. This process takes place across the first two consultations and the results are always breathtaking.

Wedding Dress

The wedding dress plays a significant role in our design process. To create a harmonious result, we match the bouquet to the shape of the dress, its colour and its texture. A trailing bouquet, for example, works beautifully with a traditional long dress and veil — a style associated with finesse and sophistication. A modern dress, on the other hand, will often benefit from a simpler bouquet, such as a bundle of roses tied with silk ribbons.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Wedding Theme

Have you already decided on the style of the event? If so, we follow through with a concept design that includes creating a mood board reflecting the precise feel of the occasion. If not, we assist our couples in the selection process by eliminating styles that don’t fit, recommending floral set-ups and finding the perfect fit. For example, we recently had a consultation for a June wedding at a central London garden venue. The bride was strongly inspired by 1920s architecture. We suggested several options and, after a brief discussion, agreed that a wired cascading bouquet would best suit the occasion.

Colour Selection

Colour selection is usually the second stage of creating the perfect look. The theory behind it is complex — we’ll explore it in more depth in a dedicated article. Put briefly, we find a match between the colours the couple finds most appealing and, using either a digital or traditional method, we work out the most pleasing colour combinations. This process takes place across the first two consultations and the results are always breathtaking.

Wedding Dress

The wedding dress plays a significant role in our design process. To create a harmonious result, we match the bouquet to the shape of the dress, its colour and its texture. A trailing bouquet, for example, works beautifully with a traditional long dress and veil — a style associated with finesse and sophistication. A modern dress, on the other hand, will often benefit from a simpler bouquet, such as a bundle of roses tied with silk ribbons.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Wedding Theme

Have you already decided on the style of the event? If so, we follow through with a concept design that includes creating a mood board reflecting the precise feel of the occasion. If not, we assist our couples in the selection process by eliminating styles that don’t fit, recommending floral set-ups and finding the perfect fit. For example, we recently had a consultation for a June wedding at a central London garden venue. The bride was strongly inspired by 1920s architecture. We suggested several options and, after a brief discussion, agreed that a wired cascading bouquet would best suit the occasion.

Colour Selection

Colour selection is usually the second stage of creating the perfect look. The theory behind it is complex — we’ll explore it in more depth in a dedicated article. Put briefly, we find a match between the colours the couple finds most appealing and, using either a digital or traditional method, we work out the most pleasing colour combinations. This process takes place across the first two consultations and the results are always breathtaking.

Wedding Dress

The wedding dress plays a significant role in our design process. To create a harmonious result, we match the bouquet to the shape of the dress, its colour and its texture. A trailing bouquet, for example, works beautifully with a traditional long dress and veil — a style associated with finesse and sophistication. A modern dress, on the other hand, will often benefit from a simpler bouquet, such as a bundle of roses tied with silk ribbons.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

There are many varieties of flowers, colours and textures to choose from, and finding your perfect wedding bouquet isn’t always a straightforward task. As your bridal bouquet is a focal accessory, it’s important that it sits in harmony with the overall theme of your wedding, your dress, your hair colour and, of course, your personal preferences.

We’ll delve briefly into each element and share a few extra points to consider when choosing your perfect bridal bouquet.

Wedding Theme

Have you already decided on the style of the event? If so, we follow through with a concept design that includes creating a mood board reflecting the precise feel of the occasion. If not, we assist our couples in the selection process by eliminating styles that don’t fit, recommending floral set-ups and finding the perfect fit. For example, we recently had a consultation for a June wedding at a central London garden venue. The bride was strongly inspired by 1920s architecture. We suggested several options and, after a brief discussion, agreed that a wired cascading bouquet would best suit the occasion.

Colour Selection

Colour selection is usually the second stage of creating the perfect look. The theory behind it is complex — we’ll explore it in more depth in a dedicated article. Put briefly, we find a match between the colours the couple finds most appealing and, using either a digital or traditional method, we work out the most pleasing colour combinations. This process takes place across the first two consultations and the results are always breathtaking.

Wedding Dress

The wedding dress plays a significant role in our design process. To create a harmonious result, we match the bouquet to the shape of the dress, its colour and its texture. A trailing bouquet, for example, works beautifully with a traditional long dress and veil — a style associated with finesse and sophistication. A modern dress, on the other hand, will often benefit from a simpler bouquet, such as a bundle of roses tied with silk ribbons.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Although most brides come to us with a clear idea of which style of wedding bouquet they love, some are open to suggestions. Read our guide to find out how to choose your wedding bouquet. It’s our job to provide the best advice based on your vision — and to help translate it from the inspiration images you’ve gathered into a bouquet that is truly your own.

Elements of a Wedding Bouquet: How To Choose Your Wedding Bouquet

There are many varieties of flowers, colours and textures to choose from, and finding your perfect wedding bouquet isn’t always a straightforward task. As your bridal bouquet is a focal accessory, it’s important that it sits in harmony with the overall theme of your wedding, your dress, your hair colour and, of course, your personal preferences.

We’ll delve briefly into each element and share a few extra points to consider when choosing your perfect bridal bouquet.

Wedding Theme

Have you already decided on the style of the event? If so, we follow through with a concept design that includes creating a mood board reflecting the precise feel of the occasion. If not, we assist our couples in the selection process by eliminating styles that don’t fit, recommending floral set-ups and finding the perfect fit. For example, we recently had a consultation for a June wedding at a central London garden venue. The bride was strongly inspired by 1920s architecture. We suggested several options and, after a brief discussion, agreed that a wired cascading bouquet would best suit the occasion.

Colour Selection

Colour selection is usually the second stage of creating the perfect look. The theory behind it is complex — we’ll explore it in more depth in a dedicated article. Put briefly, we find a match between the colours the couple finds most appealing and, using either a digital or traditional method, we work out the most pleasing colour combinations. This process takes place across the first two consultations and the results are always breathtaking.

Wedding Dress

The wedding dress plays a significant role in our design process. To create a harmonious result, we match the bouquet to the shape of the dress, its colour and its texture. A trailing bouquet, for example, works beautifully with a traditional long dress and veil — a style associated with finesse and sophistication. A modern dress, on the other hand, will often benefit from a simpler bouquet, such as a bundle of roses tied with silk ribbons.

Choice of Flowers

The final look of the bouquet is strongly influenced by the flower choice. An orchid bouquet, for example, is unlikely to have a perfectly round outline due to the flower’s trailing shape. If you already have particular flowers in mind, it’s worth sharing your list with us during one of the consultations.

Wedding Bouquet Styles

There are many different bouquet designs to consider, from posies and cascading bouquets to perfectly round arrangements or the more fashionable natural, asymmetrical styles popular on Pinterest and Instagram. We’re happy to answer any questions and guide you through the options.

Additional Elements

Some brides enjoy adding a meaningful personal touch to their bouquet — a small jewel, a vintage brooch or another item of sentimental significance attached to the ribbon. We currently style many bouquets with ribbon work: a number of trailing ribbons, usually in satin or another fine fabric, that flawlessly accentuate the shape of the bouquet and harmonise the colour palette. Ribbons also help the bouquet hold its structure and can become a subtle accent in their own right — introducing a contrasting colour to complement the overall concept.

Decision Time

With so many designs and flower choices available, keep your dress, your wedding theme and your other decorative arrangements in mind as you explore your options. Our goal is to suggest designs that reflect your preferences and ensure your wedding bouquet truly stands out. Get in touch well ahead of time so we can create and refine your bridal flower arrangement together. You may also find our guide to choosing your wedding flowers useful. For more bridal inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.