FLOWERS AND STAMENS FOR YOUR WEDDING DAY DECORATION

 

One of the most important details of a wedding celebration is the flowers! At EM ART, we have gathered an inspiring collection of delicate flowers and stamens that will make your wedding day bloom. Design a chic bridal bouquet with our creative tips.

At first, it might seem like a small issue, but going around flower shops can overwhelm any bride There are so many options available for a wedding bouquet. Even florists may feel overwhelmed trying to meet the bride’s needs, but don’t worry—we at EM ART are here to help.

Explore the best wedding bouquet styles with flowers and stamens, and add your personal touch using ribbons, greenery, wire, or other materials.

8 Top Ideas for Wedding Bouquets

1. HAND-TIED BOUQUET

This type of bouquet is one of the simplest options. It is also the best choice for brides, offering a classic look, much like a handpicked bouquet.

The beauty of this bouquet lies in its flexibility.

It consists of flowers grouped loosely and is usually tied with a ribbon. Some brides choose to hold just three to four similar long-stemmed flowers. This bouquet can offer a rustic appearance or various other styles based on the flowers you choose.

 

2. CASCADE BOUQUET

This stylish yet traditional bouquet is arranged to look as if the flowers are cascading down the bride’s arms to her feet.

This bouquet style is often large, but modern smaller versions, known as trail or teardrop bouquets, are also available. This extravagant style certainly provides a glamorous appearance.

Florists get creative by designing with green vines and custom styles and adding a large number of wildflowers. This timeless wedding bouquet offers beauty and is sure to create a wow factor when presented by the bride on her special day.

 

3. ROUND BOUQUET

Being round in shape, these bouquets usually feature one type or color of flower and are predominantly floral with minimal greenery.

This bouquet type can be used not only for weddings but also for almost any event. They offer great freedom in designing flowers and colors to match the occasion.

This bouquet has existed for centuries and is likely to never go out of style.

 

4. NOSEGAY BOUQUET

This is still one of the most preferred bouquets for bridesmaids. It is a smaller structure with consistent length and ample greenery. The stems are tightly wrapped with lace or ribbon. Most wedding bouquets are crafted in the Nosegay style.

 

5. WREATH/HOOP BOUQUET

You might not know this, but wreath or hoop bouquets are becoming popular.

As the boho theme gains popularity, these types of bouquets are becoming more common. They are not just popular as floral centerpieces but can also be used for many other purposes. Their design, greenery, or flowers can vary depending on personal preferences.

 

6. BIEDERMEIER BOUQUET

A Biedermeier bouquet is a round-shaped bouquet with circular floral designs in different colors. This elegant style is often used for high-fashion weddings, offering a dramatic look. It is an excellent choice for designer wedding bouquets.

 

7. PAGEANT/PRESENTATION BOUQUET

There’s no occasion where a pageant or presentation bouquet doesn’t fit. Florists should not underestimate the beauty of this bouquet style, as it is perfect for any setting. This stunning bouquet is perfect for florists to showcase their artistry at any event, reflecting the latest trends in pageant and presentation designs.

 

8. POMANDER BOUQUET

This sweet and popular style for flowers and young bridesmaids is ideal for any type of wedding. Held by a ribbon and arranged in a ball, this charming bouquet is a wonderful feature for florists looking to attract new clients. This year, this type of bouquet is expected to experience a boom in popularity.

 

The Fascinating History of the Bridal Bouquet

Like many other modern traditions, the history of the bridal bouquet is intriguing. You might be surprised to learn that the first bridal bouquets didn’t even consist of flowers! According to Celtic history, the bride and groom would wear garlands on their special day. These garlands were composed of ivy and other strongly scented herbs.

It is said that the garlands possessed magical powers that would offer protection to the bride and groom. Similarly, in other cultures, the bride would hold a bouquet of garlic and herbs during the wedding ceremony. These would ward off evil spirits and prevent them from disrupting the ceremony.

When the plague began to affect England, many believed it spread through foul odors. As a result, brides carried strongly scented bouquets composed of herbs and spices to repel infection.

In later years, instead of herbs and spices, the bride would carry a bouquet composed of edible flowers. Dill was also included in these edible arrangements and was consumed by the bride, groom, and guests. At that time, it was believed that dill had the power to enhance sexual desire.

Over time, the bridal bouquet became more of a floral accessory than anything else. When ordering wedding flowers, the bridal bouquet is usually at the top of the list or at least among the top priorities. Today’s bridal bouquets no longer include herbs and spices but instead feature flowers and greenery that match the theme and color scheme of the wedding itself.

There is, of course, one constant that has remained throughout the years, and that is the use of ivy. Ivy has always been a popular addition to any bridal bouquet and wedding flowers in general.

The bridal bouquet also reflects the personality of the bride. So, when it’s time to choose yours, you should carefully consider your options before placing an order. Every flower has a meaning! Future brides should do some research before making a final choice.

As for the tradition of tossing the bouquet, there are numerous stories about how this fun custom began. In some cultures, it was believed that taking something from the bride would bring good luck. More often, guests would nearly attack the bride in a desperate attempt to change their streak of bad luck.

So, to avoid being harassed by her guests, the bride would throw her bouquet in one direction and run in the opposite direction with her new husband. Today, the bride’s bouquet is still considered a good luck charm, but we have become a bit more civilized. We no longer attack the bride but allow her to toss it over her shoulder, and all the unmarried ladies scramble for it.

The groom is also expected to toss the bride’s garter, and it is said that the woman who catches the bouquet will be the next to marry, while the man who catches the garter will be the next groom to marry.

In some cases, brides prefer to hand their bouquet to a single lady of their choice. This may seem like a new tradition to some, but it actually predates the tradition of tossing the bouquet.

The bridal bouquet is considered a symbol of happiness and satisfaction in marriage, while the ribbon that ties the bouquet symbolizes communication. The tradition of wearing decorations (usually made of the same flowers) on the groom’s lapel first appeared during the Middle Ages.

At that time, knights wore their ladies’ colors in their armor during tournaments. During the wedding ceremony in the Victorian era, the bride and groom would exchange flowers, which had specific meanings for them.

 

The Bridal Bouquet Today

Today, things have changed. Brides carry the bouquet as an accessory, but many of them pay attention to the type of flower and its symbolic meaning.

Here is a small guide to the symbolism of the most popular wedding flowers:

• Beige rose - Modesty
• White rose - Innocence
• Burgundy rose - Passion
• Red rose - Love, happiness
• Orange rose - Charm
• Pink rose - Love
• Yellow rose - Friendship
• Hydrangea - Pride
• Carnation - Boldness
• Orchid - Beauty
• Tulip - Love
• Lily - Splendor
• Lily of the valley - Purity and humility
• Peony - Luck
• Calla lily - Purity and faith
• Ranunculus - Charm
• Gardenia - Joy

Low Prices at EM ART

Grab your wedding flowers and stamens at affordable prices from EM ART. There is more! Take advantage of our promotional prices, and discounts for bulk purchases, and get up to 70% off when buying wholesale from EM ART stores.

 

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