How to choose Your bridal bouquet and matching wedding flowers.  When making your own bridal bouquet first you need to choose a bridal bouquet design.  Lots of great wedding flower photos to inspire every bride.

How to choose Your Bridal Bouquet

Bridal Bouquet Tip 1: - Whether you choose fresh flowers or silk, stick to seasonal blooms.  

Bridal Bouquet Tip 2: - Choose softer colours and shapes for daytime weddings and keep the dramatic blooms for late afternoon or evenings.

Which bridal bouquet will suit you best

Bridal Bouquet Tip 3: - You choose your clothes to match you colouring so why not do the same with your bridal bouquet.   Here’s How….

        Blonde brides: - look good with blue, purple and pink wedding flowers.

        Brunette Brides: - Red, orange and bronze flowers look best

        Redheads: - look stunning with plenty of foliage, green flowers and small touches of colour.

        Dark skinned brides: - more vivid coloured bridal bouquets work well, and white flowers look perfect.


Bridal Bouquet Tip 4: - Make sure your bridal bouquets match or compliment the colours of the bridesmaids dresses

Bridal Bouquet Tip 5: - Brides wearing white or ivory should match the colour with ribbons or accents of white or ivory in the wedding bouquet flowers. Corsages and buttonholes should stay within the palette of colours. White or ivory corsages for mothers look right against any outfit.

Bridal Bouquet Tip 6: - Make sure the colours of your bridal bouquet will also make suitable matching boutonnières for the grooms and groomsman’s suits

When choosing flowers for the bride and bridesmaids, think of the appropriate size wedding bouquet or posy. A petite bride could carry a delicate posy of small flowers whilst a taller bride might have a regal calla lily bouquet trailing ivy. The same goes for bridesmaids of all ages. Smaller girls should carry smaller bouquets.  Simple!