Wedding Flowers - Bridal Bouquets
The best place to begin your planning may be with the style of the bridal bouquet which will set the theme and style for the bridal party as well as the arrangements for the ceremony and reception. The origins of the bridal bouquet are from ancient beliefs that strong smelling spices and herbs (including garlic and chives) protected wedding partys from bad luck, evil spirits, and ill health.
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The beauty and fragrance of flowers in combination with the use of natural light, candle light and lighting fixtures sets or enhances your wedding theme. If you've always planned to be married in a romantic paradise, set the scene with soft lighting and warm or pastel shades of pink, lilac, creamy white, gold-tones in the lights, flowers, and ribbons.

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If you have your heart set on a lively, party, wedding-celebration, use bright lighting, and brilliant splashes of golds, oranges, cobalt blues, hot pinks, purples and reds in your flowers and accessories


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Planning for wedding flowers and floral arrangements should begin several months in advance and you should have initial contact with your florist at least one month prior to your wedding. If you require a large number of arrangements or elaborate designs, your florist may need to start preparation a full week before the wedding. Color-matched ribbons and unique flowers as well as other floral accessories can take time for the florist to special order - often a week (sometimes longer).

