FAQs

There is a huge range of styles and designs for you to choose from. Maybe you picture a simple & elegant bouquet using a single variety of flower. Or a luxurious and romantic hand-tied bouquet filled with a mix of flowers and foliage. How about a fabulous trailing teardrop bouquet where each flower is individually wired into a bouquet holder or a dramatic bouquet using a hand-made frame and statement flowers.

Let me guide you through all of the different styles and help you choose one to suit you.

This will depend on the style you have in mind for your bouquet. If you have a romantic and luxurious style in mind, it would be filled with flowers such as big blowsy roses and peonies. If you imagine a clean and elegant style, it might be made using only one flower such as a very beautiful calla lily. Perhaps you imagine a ‘just run through a field’ look, in which case your bouquet would be filled with fabulous country style flowers and foliage.

There is a huge choice of bouquet style and flower choice that we can offer. But don’t worry, I will guide you through it all. Quite often it is the case of taking lots of different elements that you love and putting them all together to create your dream wedding bouquet.

Your bouquet style, once chosen, sets the feel for all of your wedding flowers so we will take our time over this and choose something that you absolutely love and will fill you with excitement!

You may have bridesmaids that you picture holding a bouquet as they walk up the aisle! It could be a smaller version of your bouquet, or perhaps a simpler version with the colour palette altered slightly. But we clearly want you and your bouquet to be the star!

Perhaps you are considering having flower girls so there are pretty wands or baskets filled with flowers that you may like. Depending on their ages, maybe a smaller bridesmaid bouquet may be suitable.

You will need a buttonhole for the groom which would be made using the same flowers used in the bridal bouquet. But tell him not to worry, it isn’t going to be ginormous! Also, any male attendants and Dads would normally have a simplified version of the groom’s buttonhole.

Best not to forget Mums and any other female members of the wedding party. Mums do tend to like wearing a corsage just so everyone knows they are the Mums of the bride and groom!

So, the chaps wear their buttonholes over their heart & ladies wear corsages on the right because ladies are always right!!

Yes, we can! You could have small fresh flower clusters that your hairdresser can pin into your hair in a scattered style or group them all together to create a stronger look. Or a hand-made floral crown that could be fine and elegant or something more substantial using larger headed flowers.

How about an Alice band dressed with flowers and pearls for any flower girls? These work well if they are quite young and if someone will be holding their hand up the aisle, it keeps their hands free.

Share with us any inspirational images that you may have seen and I can advise if fresh flowers will work. There is always the option of using silk flowers too as they are much lighter and maybe more comfortable if you envisage wearing a flower crown all day.

So much choice!