Bride's Bouquet Checklist.

1. Bride’s Bouquet Checklist. Define Your Style

  • Decide on the wedding theme and mood.
  • Choose between classic, romantic, modern, boho, minimalist, or rustic.
  • Gather inspiration images (Pinterest, magazines, Instagram).
  • Think about how the bouquet fits with the overall look and your personality.

2. Choose the Shape

  • Round
  • Cascade
  • Hand-tied
  • Pageant (presentation-style)
  • Posy
  • Nosegay
  • Structural/minimalist

3. Bride’s Bouquet Checklist. Pick the Flowers

  • Choose seasonal blooms for freshness and budget.
  • Consider flowers that hold well all day (e.g., roses, orchids, calla lilies).
  • Include meaningful flowers or favorite ones.
  • Think about size, texture, and fragrance.
  • Avoid flowers that cause allergies.

4. Color Palette

  • Match or complement your dress, décor, and venue.
  • Decide if the bouquet is monochrome or multi-colored.
  • Consider contrasting or ombré shades.
  • Make sure colors look good in photographs.

👰 5. Coordinate with the Dress and Look

  • Match the bouquet’s size to your height and silhouette.
  • Avoid overwhelming delicate or minimalist dresses.
  • Align with hairstyle, makeup, and other accessories.
  • Check how it looks when held (during walk down the aisle & photos).

6. Think About the Photos

  • Choose a bouquet that adds dimension in photos.
  • Avoid flowers that wilt quickly.
  • Make sure your bouquet doesn’t clash with your photographer’s style.
  • Consider asking for a smaller throw bouquet for photos.

7. Bride’s Bouquet Checklist. Practicalities

  • Discuss with florist: delivery time, freshness guarantee, packaging.
  • Store in water until use, if possible.
  • Confirm who will bring the bouquet to you on the day.
  • Ask if the florist can make a matching boutonnière.

8. Bride’s Bouquet Checklist. After the Wedding

  • Plan how to preserve the bouquet (drying, pressing, resin art).
  • Arrange for someone to take care of it after the reception.
  • Consider donating or gifting the flowers.

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