"How to Use It Cutely ♡ A Special Feature on Bouvardia Bouquets Found in Korean Wedding Accounts"

Flowers Often Used in Bouquets: "Bouvardia"

Bouvardia (Bouvardias) has traditionally been used in wedding bouquets.

These flowers bloom in clusters with many plump, small flowers that have four petals each (some stems can have around 30 blooms!).

The way these four-petaled flowers tightly cluster together resembles hydrangeas a bit, doesn’t it?

The flower language associated with Bouvardia includes "happy love," "sincere love," "dream," "exchange," and "friendship."

They come in various colors such as white, pink, orange, yellow, and red, but the most commonly available colors are white and pink.*

When in bud, the petals tightly close to form a square shape, which is another charming aspect. It has a different kind of cuteness compared to when the flower blooms. ♡

Bouquets Made Only with Bouvardia are Cute ♡

In Japan, Bouvardia is often used as a supporting role in wedding bouquets, whereas in Korea, many choose to make Bouvardia the main star of the bouquet.

Unlike the airy vibe of baby’s breath, astilbe, or lily of the valley, Bouvardia gives off a more formal and classic impression, similar to calla lilies or lilies. However, because they are small flowers, they also create a cute bouquet impression.*

◆ Various Bouvardia Bouquets

Here are some different Bouvardia bouquets I found on Korean wedding-related accounts.

This one features baby’s breath and Bouvardia. ♡

A bouquet with pink roses and Bouvardia. *

Astilbe and Bouvardia. ♡

A mixed bouquet that includes Bouvardia. *

A pink Bouvardia bouquet. ♡

Remember the Small White Flower "Bouvardia" ♡

Bouvardia blooms twice a year, around May to June and October, but it is available year-round as cut flowers.

Since it can be the main flower or a supporting flower in bouquets, be sure to remember this cute flower. ♡

➡ Check out the article list on flower materials here＊