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The ever
faithful trailing bouquets are always popular too as they add drama to the
bridal gown. These bouquets are ideal for shorter, rounder brides as they are
very slimming.
They can look
over the top if they are too big and can detract from the bride herself, so
watch out. Trailing bouquets can contain many types of bloom such as lilies,
roses and greenery.
A round hand
held posy would usually be held by bridesmaids although more and more brides are
going for this option. These are shaped like a small ball into which roses are
worked to produce a beautiful pattern whichever angle it is viewed from. These
bouquets last really well because the centerpiece is usually heavily watered
thus making this choice a great one for warm weather weddings. A floaty and
trailing round bouquet is a great alternative; this is the kind that is more
loosely tied and often with trailing greenery. This has all the advantages of
the usual hand held posy except the look is softer and less 'neat.' This makes
the bouquet look more natural and less contrived which is perfect for brides who
are looking for something more unusual and organic looking.
If you are a
fashion victim hell bent on showing off, then go for a funky bouquet. These
often include other objects such as feathers, ribbons, shells etc in addition to
flowers. Some brides choose to have no fresh flowers in their bouquet at all.
The beauty of a bouquet like this is that it won't wilt, it will last much
longer and will provide a real talking point.
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