The bouquet for the wedding dress didn’t match the floral arrangements, but since the reception venue had a white theme, using a white bouquet turned out great!
The bouquet for the colored dress was in pink/purple, and the venue’s floral arrangements included pink and blue, which matched wonderfully and received positive feedback from guests 😊
I love orchids, so I included them in both the head table and bouquet, but for the rest, I just combined my favorite flowers without focusing on consistency 🥹
I didn’t specifically think about consistency with the floral arrangements and bouquet 😊 Instead, I deliberately made them completely different to highlight individuality 🎵
I made sure the atmosphere of the floral arrangements and bouquet didn’t differ too much, but I didn’t link them. The king protea was the only flower that was linked!
We’ve seen examples of floral arrangements and bouquet coordination from over 30 brides 🌷
What I’ve learned from all these examples is that as long as the taste is consistent, using different flowers or colors for the bouquet or floral arrangements throughout different locations doesn’t look out of place.
Unifying all the flowers can be overwhelming and beautiful, and keeping them separate lets you explore many charms. Both options are cute, so it truly is a tough decision...!
I hope this article helps you envision how it might look if you choose to unify the designs or keep them separate, and what kind of atmosphere you want to create on your wedding day*