Which Shape Suits Which Dress? An Overview of Basic Wedding Bouquet Shapes and Their Features ♡
2016.12.29 published
Isn't it difficult to choose a wedding bouquet shape?*
The wedding bouquet, which symbolizes what the bride carries at the wedding, originates from the custom where a man would offer a bouquet of wildflowers to his lover as a proposal.
Therefore, when a bride carries a bouquet, it symbolizes "I have been proposed to by this person." * There are many designs for wedding bouquets, but they can be broadly classified into 5 to 6 design types.
The colors, shapes, and types of flowers used can change the atmosphere and impression of the wedding bouquet, but it is essential to also consider how well the bouquet matches the wedding dress when selecting one.
Let’s review the basic bouquet shapes and their characteristics, as well as which dresses they pair well with◎
《By Shape》Wedding Bouquet 1* Round
A classic shape where flowers are gathered into a dome shape and tightly tied together ♩ It suits any dress silhouette and is a staple shape.♡ The charm lies in its ability to transform into any atmosphere depending on the color scheme and types of flowers used.*
As it is a standard bouquet shape that looks good in any situation, the key is to express your individuality through the colors and shapes of the flowers to create the desired impression.♡
《By Shape》Wedding Bouquet 2* Cascade
As the name suggests, the cascade features a vertical silhouette reminiscent of an inverted triangle. The elegant and magnificent atmosphere of the cascade makes it synonymous with high-class bouquets.
The shape pairs well with A-line or princess line dresses that have a voluminous lower half that flares out at the hem.◎ It is also perfect for brides who want to create a tall and refined image.*
《By Shape》Wedding Bouquet 3* Crescent
The crescent, which means “crescent moon,” features a smooth arc silhouette resembling a crescent moon. * It can be styled both stylishly and naturally ♡
While it generally pairs well with any dress, its distinctive shape offers the benefit of not hiding the front of the dress, making it a good match for A-line or less voluminous bell-line dresses, held vertically.♩
《By Shape》Wedding Bouquet 4* Arm (Clutch)
It is called an "arm bouquet" because it is carried in the arm. * This bouquet is perfect for those looking to create a natural or stylish impression.◎ It pairs well with simple mermaid-line or slender-line dresses.♩
Additionally, it looks great in garden weddings or casual parties. ◎ Although it often exudes a stylish impression, this exceptional bouquet can also express elegance depending on the types of flowers and colors used.*
《By Shape》Wedding Bouquet 5* Teardrop
Known as an oval bouquet, this bouquet, as the name suggests, represents the shape of a droplet. * It has a three-dimensional aspect both vertically and horizontally, showcasing large flowers and leaves beautifully.◎
It is easy to match with any dress, but it pairs exceptionally well with A-line and bell-line dresses.♡
《By Shape》Wedding Bouquet 6* Others
The ball bouquet features a cute and round silhouette, mainly used in traditional Japanese weddings. ♡ It comes to life as a charming accessory by matching flowers and colors suited for kimono, along with cords, creating a ball-like appearance.♩
The back bouquet, shaped like a bag, is a popular bouquet used when re-entering during reception while wearing a cute colored dress. * It often features bright and adorable designs that will make your heart flutter.♡
Have you found your favorite shape? ♡
Not only the shape but also the types of flowers, colors, and additional accessories can greatly change the atmosphere. ◎ Try to find your "fateful wedding bouquet" that matches your preferences, body type, and dress shape.♩