Round bouquets are one of the most traditional bouquet types and a favorite for classic and formal wedding styles. The medium-sized bouquet should be perfectly symmetrical when viewed from the side and above, with all of the flowers at an even height.
Cascade bouquets are characterized by an asymmetrical, waterfall-like arrangement, with flowers cascading downward. They bring a touch of drama and romance to your overall bridal look.
Hand-tied bouquets, as the name implies, are tied by hand with a ribbon or fabric. They exude a natural and rustic charm, making them an ideal choice for simple outdoor or boho-themed weddings.
Nosegay bouquets are small, compact arrangements consisting of tightly arranged flowers. Known for their simplicity, they typically contain fewer flowers.
Pageant bouquets, also referred to as arm bouquets, are held in the crook of the arm, creating a sophisticated and regal appearance. Often featured in formal and glamorous weddings.
Hoop bouquets typically have the flowers attached to a hoop or wreath instead of bundling the flowers together by the stems. The hoop is carried by hand or slipped onto the wrist for easy transport.
Pomander bouquets are charming, special arrangements with flowers covering all 360 degrees, creating the look of a bloom-filled ball. Designed with a convenient ribbon loop at the top, these bouquets are easy to carry.
Posy bouquets are small and typically meant to be held in one hand. While the posy bouquet is similar in size to a nosegay, it is a more loosely designed bouquet with greenery and a less-rounded shape.
