Wedding flower guide for Eugene & Springfield, OR weddings, bridal bouquets, ceremony and reception flowers.
Wedding flowers are the most important accessory for everyone in the bridal party. Use flowers to create complimentarty or contrasting palettes of color, setting the tone for your wedding.
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Corsages & Boutonnieres
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Bridal Bouquet & Attendant
Bouquet Styles
Cascade
The look: free-flowing.
Flowers and greenery that spill downward from a base, creating a waterfall effect.
Best for: grand, large-scale weddings in a formal setting.
NosegayThe look: classic.
A tightly-packed, round bouquet that can include one type or a variety of flowers.
Best for: nearly any type of event.
Arm Bouquet
The look: old-fashioned.
Long-stemmed flowers are cradled in the crook of the bride's arm.
Best for: retro, casual or garden themed wedding
Hand-tied
The look: loose and casual.
The stems are bound with ribbon or raffia instead of being placed in a foam-filled bouquet holder.
Best for: the most popular look for weddings of all kinds today
Pomander
The look: structured and globe-like.
A round ball of flowers is attached to a ribbon loop handle. Sometimes referred to as a "kissing ball"
Best for: romantic weddings.
Toss bouquet
A smaller version of the bridal bouquet. Frequently uses more greenery and ribbons to create a show while being tossed.
Wedding Party Flowers
What flowers do need you for the wedding party?
- Bride's bouquet
- Bridesmaid's bouquets
- Flower girl's bouquets
- Groom's boutonniere
- Groomsmen's boutonnieres
- Ring bearer's boutonnieres
- Mother of the bride's corsage
- Mother of the groom's corsage
- Father of the bride's boutonniere
- Father of the groom's boutonniere
- Grandmothers' corsages
- Grandfathers' boutonnieres
Flowers for other wedding participants:
- Pastor, priest or officiant
- Ushers
- Soloists
