Currently the most popular style of bridal bouquet. This design is very floral and structured. It is fully wired so depending on the size and flower choice it may be heavier than expected – a stunning choice.

This is a beautiful and traditional style of bridal bouquet. It looks great with a slimline gown and is tailored to suit both your figure and your bridal gown.

This bouquet is unstructured as compared to most other styles. It can be made to any size, and is ideal for tall brides who would like their flowers to make an impact. It has many trails and has a similar style to the trail bouquet, only larger and filled with many trails and sprays of flowers cascading down.

Known as the most classic design, a clustered posy features tightly-packed blooms held together by their stems. It is usually a very simple structured design, and can often have a mixture of wired flowers amongst the natural stems depending on the flowers chosen. Clustered posy’s can either have strong groupings of particular flowers; they can be designed with only one flower type; or you may like to use a few different flowers, but with a monochromatic colour scheme (varied shades of the one colour).

This style of bouquet is very similar to the clustered posy as it is a natural-stemmed bouquet; however, it has a loose construction and resembles a handpicked bunch of flowers. A very natural style which complements all dress types.

An armsheaf is a loose spray of long-stemmed blooms that can be cradled in the crook of your arm – it looks fantastic with a slimline gown and will draw attention to a detailed bodice.

This style of bouquet starts with one group of flowers in the centre of the bouquet, surrounded by different colours and varieties of flowers. It is tightly clustered and is natural stemmed. For the bride who wants to introduce a vintage theme to her wedding day, this may be the perfect choice.

By gathering all those single girls together you can have some fun and laughs as they reach for the bouquet. This bouquet is designed to look similar to the bride's bouquet. However, slightly smaller and constructed as a natural-stemmed bouquet.

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There are several choices of bouquet styles for bridesmaids. They may have smaller versions of the bride's bouquet (usually around two thirds of the size) or something completely different. As with the bride's bouquet, you should consider the colour, style and shape of their gowns as well as their body shapes.

For the men, this is a fantastic way of showing your attendants who is a part of the bridal party, particularly if you are having a very formal wedding. You may like to use similar flowers used in the bridal bouquet for the groom, and similar flowers for the groomsmen's buttonholes as the bridesmaids, and of course, don't forget the pageboy. For the fathers, grandfathers, ushers and anyone else you would like to make of importance, a buttonhole is a fantastic way for the bride and groom to show their appreciation by surprising them on the day.

These can have a few different designs and are generally given to mothers & grandmothers. A corsage is simply a wired cluster of small flowers. They can be constructed to be pinned to a dress or handbag. A wrist corsage is made with an elasticized wristband to simply slip across your wrist for the duration of the day - perfect for flowergirls as they don't need to hold anything throughout the day.

While a beautiful flowergirl can simply make your ceremony, there are a few things you may need to consider when choosing her flowers. It may be best to give older children the responsibility of carrying a posy or flower basket, while younger children could have hair circlets, blooms for their hair, and a colourful wrist corsage to keep their hands free.

Individually wired flowers for the hair can be a simple way of introducing flowers to your wedding.

This is a wired circle of flowers that is placed on top of the flowergirls head.

This is a fully wired arrangement, constructed into the shape of a ball. It has a ribbon attached for the wearer to slip their hand into so that it can be held.

These make the ceremony feel as though it is 'filled with flowers' with a few focal arrangements to lift the atmosphere and make your guests feel as comfortable and interested as possible before the bride arrives.

A simple arrangement on the registry table can make all the difference to your photos when signing your marriage certificates.

These can be either single blooms with an elegant ribbon, or a cluster of lush flowers similar to those used in the bridal party or ceremony arrangements.

Petals are a great way to decorate and show guests where the bride will be walking. A simple way of showing your guests where they need to be seated, and a stunning way to impact the atmosphere!

This is a great way to shower the newly-weds as they depart the ceremony!

This is a simple structure adorned with flowers and foliages - perfect for an outdoor wedding.

Here you may be as creative as you like. There are so many possibilities; a repetition of small vases of flowers; a long and low arrangement for the bride & groom to see over; candelabras woven with flowers and foliage; or even simply scattered flower petals to adorn the table.

A structure designed to length and height which is lavished with luscious foliages and gorgeous flowers. An adorable backdrop for the perfect setting.

The latest trends of floral designs now include clear glass vases lined with various foliages, which then overflow with arrangements of stunning textures and colour combinations.

Pillars can be entwined with delicate flowers and foliages, while urns can have a magnificent effect and can be used for a focal arrangement or can even be used to hide existing objects.

This is a great way to provide a warm welcome to your arriving guests.

Yet another way of introducing your theme throughout the areas of your reception venue.

This is where the bridal party flowers can be introduced subtly by personalizing the backs of your guests chairs.

Single blooms also make a stunning impact if you're having iced flowers as the main decoration. Just introduce your colour theme by having a few stems of flowers similar to those used in the bridal party flowers.

Lavish the surroundings of the marquee and make an impact by using large grouping of flowers and flowing foliages to drape from the tips of the marquee.

The typical flowers of an English garden are best reflected in the soft hues of delicate lush blooms. To achieve this look, use a selection of lavender, freesias, roses and subtle greenery to evoke the wistful scent of freshly picked flowers on a dewy morning.

A classical favourite is the simplicity and regal elegance of an all white wedding. One way to make an impact with an all white theme is to select one flower type. White roses or lilies are always stunning, as are lisianthus and orchids. When it comes to decorating your ceremony or reception venues, white flowers are a superb choice. Add some candles and perhaps a touch of ivy or foliage and the effect is magical…

Soft, feminine and romantic or bold and exciting, pink flowers have always played a pivotal role at weddings. Evoking blushing brides, femininity and tender romance - pink cannot be overlooked.

Roses are available in a wide range of colours, types and sizes. Be inspired by their vibrant colours and timeless elegance. Depending on what type of rose you choose you can spoil your guests with a wedding that indulges all the senses. Roses are the ultimate choice for true romantics.

Red is the colour of passion, desire, love and romance. Red flowers are bold and daring - the perfect choice for the bride who wants to make a statement. The effect of a bright red bouquet against a white or ivory gown is simply spectacular.