WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE BUYING THAT WEDDING BOUQUET






Hello. Your wedding is just around the corner and you are still undecided about the type of bouquet you want to use for your big day? No need to worry. Here is a little break down on the types of bouquet options available to you and the kind of wedding gown to match.
NOTE: You need to know your body type before you purchase that wedding gown, for more info on this leave us a comment.

Bouquet types:
Ball bouquet: This is so named because of its unique round shape like a ball though with a base where you can hold, it comes in different colours and to make it more beautiful and gorgeous the ball bouquet can be designed with lovely brooches on it. These you can rock on your corporate shirts or church clothes after your wedding if you do not throw it to your bridesmaids at the wedding.

Round flowered bouquet: this is the regular bouquet type readily available. It involves arranging flowers in the normal round shape and tying it with ribbons
Waterfall or cascading bouquet: Now this is my personal favourite, though it is a bit more expensive than the other types, the final look is definitely worth it. Like the name implies it’s arranged in a way that it drops down by 10 to 30 inches depending on how long you want it and the type of flowers used. You can use roses, hydrangeas, orchids whatever flower you love to!

Basket bouquet: this type of bouquet is arranged on a beautiful little bridal basket in a creative way for you to hold.

Bracelet bouquet: this bouquet comes with a little rope or ribbon tied on it which you wear o n your wrist.

Single flower bouquet: now this type seems to be the in thing for brides and bridesmaids now. It involves holding on to a single flower stem. It is more economical and also very beautiful depending on the type of flower used. Calla Lily is very gorgeous for this purpose.
Please feel free to send us a message to order any bouquet of your choice and this will be delivered to you within 24hours at any location of your choice within and outside the country. (note: outside the country takes more than 24 hours)

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  1. Anonymous17 August 2023 at 22:15

    hi

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  2. Allen Jhon17 August 2023 at 22:20

    This blog post provides valuable insights into the various bouquet types that can be used for a wedding, along with tips on matching them with different wedding gowns. The ball bouquet, round flowered bouquet, waterfall or cascading bouquet, basket bouquet, bracelet bouquet, and single flower bouquet are all discussed in detail, giving brides-to-be plenty of options to choose from for their special day. For those in Winnipeg, this post is a great resource to help you choose the perfect wedding bouquet in Winnipeg that suits your style and preferences.

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