HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR PERFECT WEDDING BOUQUET?

Wedding Flowers: HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR PERFECT WEDDING BOUQUET? We reveal expert guidance

Although it may seem like a small detail, the wedding bouquet will be the center of attention throughout the wedding, so it deserves special care.

This is no issue, as brides enjoy participating in its creation. And why wouldn't they, when it's something where they can fulfill their wishes without compromise? Choosing a wedding bouquet is one of the sweetest concerns for any bride.

Wedding bouquets come in countless variations—from large and fluffy to compact and delicate, in a variety of colors and floral combinations. The choice is vast, and every bride has a unique vision for it.

To make your choice easier, we've prepared a few expert tips to help ensure your bouquet looks exactly as you envision it and fits perfectly into your wedding theme.

You might be surprised, but choosing a wedding bouquet can be just as challenging as selecting the wedding dress (choosing the groom isn't any easier…). So, the sooner you start tackling this sweet task, the better.

Wedding bouquets are designed to complement the bride's dress and align with the wedding theme—this is the first rule to follow when making your selection.

How to Choose Your Wedding Bouquet?

Dream Away
Your first step can start tonight as you lie in bed. Close your eyes and imagine the flowers you'd like in your bouquet. Think about whether you prefer classics like roses or more robust flowers like hydrangeas. The choice is truly vast.

Pick a Color Scheme
Once you've selected the flower types—or just one—determine the color palette for your bouquet that includes the main tones of your wedding theme. We recommend staying within the same tonal family as your wedding theme. Otherwise, you might end up looking like a bride who wandered over from the wedding next door.

Seasonal Shades
Pastel tones and soft, muted hues are timeless and offer countless options throughout the year. Some wedding color schemes are inspired by the season in which the wedding takes place, ranging from the delicate shades of spring to the vibrant, rich colors of autumn.

Prioritize Seasonal Flowers
A combination of seasonal flowers and exclusive varieties in a bouquet is always breathtaking. Plus, bouquets that feature seasonal flowers are more budget-friendly. Flowers that are out of season are generally more expensive. For example, if you love peonies but are getting married in winter, they will be difficult to source. While we can provide them, they'll be pricier and may not look their best—winter peonies tend to have much smaller blooms than those you're accustomed to. Therefore, our advice is to choose seasonal flowers whenever possible.

Bouquet Style

There are no strict rules for choosing the shape and size of a wedding bouquet, but proportions are worth considering. Your bouquet should not overshadow you, nor should it be "overwhelmed" by your dress. The bouquet should reflect your personality and suit you perfectly. To achieve this, it's important to determine the right size, and we can help you with that.

Flower Quality

The bouquet should be crafted from the freshest flowers to ensure it remains flawless throughout the day. To achieve this, it's essential to trust someone with years of experience in creating wedding bouquets, who understands flowers and their characteristics and does not compromise on quality. We source our flowers from reliable suppliers in Ecuador and the Netherlands, exclusively for our clients.

Together Towards the Perfect Bouquet

Once you've determined all the above details, give us a call or reach out via email. With this information, we can clearly identify your style and fully meet your expectations. Contact us with confidence. With years of experience and extensive knowledge, we are happy to advise you and suggest options you may not have considered but are sure to love. We approach creating wedding bouquets with great care, packaging them in decorative boxes and gently wrapping them in silk paper—because both the flowers and you deserve nothing less.