Bridal Bouquet Types and Sizes

Selecting the type and size of your  bridal bouquet is a very personal choice. Select one that speaks to you and that you are continually drawn too or tag on Instagram! 

A timeless and elegant bridal bouquet. Generally consists of a single type of flower or varying types of flowers in a single color arranged in a perfect round shape with little to no greenery.

The smallest bouquet type. Generally consists of a few stems of the same types of flowers. 

The cascading or waterfall bouquet  has flowers or greenery extending towards the floor. A more traditional cascading bouquet is more formed and formal. 

This bouquet style is generally longer and skinnier in shape.  It is held in the crook of your arm instead of being held by both hands. 

A ball shaped bouquet that hangs from a ribbon worn around your wrist. Generally consists of the same flower type with little to no greenery. 

Classic bouquet style that is typically round in shape with the stems cut the same length and bound together. It has minimal to no greenery. 

Blooms in this type of bouquet or less structured hence the name hand tied. There is a mix of florals and greenery.

This type of bouquet does not look the same on both sides. One side of the bouquet is generally higher than the other side. There is a mix of florals and greenery. 

Both sides of this style of bouquet curve down to represent a crescent moon. 

14" - 16" bouquet - For a bride that is looking to make a statement with her bouquet.

12" bouquet - This size is the one I generally make for Brides. 

10" bouquet - For a bride that is looking for something smaller.  

8" - 9 " bouquet - Great size  for Maid/Matron of Honor and Bridesmaids. 

6" bouquet - Perfect size for junior bridesmaids and as a bridal toss bouquet.