Choosing a bouquet that fits you
Bouquets come in a few classic shapes. A round bouquet is tight and tidy. A hand-tied garden bouquet looks loose and just picked. A cascade spills down the front and suits a formal dress. Your florist can show you examples and help you pick.
Bring a photo of the dress, a swatch of the bridesmaid color and a few pictures you like. It is also worth sharing what you do not like. If you hate baby's breath, say so early.
Season matters. Peonies are a late spring flower, and dahlias peak later in the year. Flowers out of season can cost more or be hard to get. Our wedding flower cost guide explains what affects price, and our timeline guide covers when to book.