Flower Selection:

• Roses: Classic and romantic, available in a wide range of colors. Often used for their timeless beauty and symbolic meanings.
• Peonies: Lush and full, symbolizing romance and prosperity. They’re a favorite for their elegant appearance and fragrance.
• Calla Lilies: Sleek and modern, often chosen for their sophisticated and minimalist look.
• Orchids: Exotic and striking, ideal for a more contemporary or tropical wedding theme.
• Gardenias: Fragrant and elegant, often used for their classic beauty and rich scent.

Color Scheme:

• White: Represents purity and simplicity, often used for traditional weddings.
• Blush and Soft Pastels: Romantic and understated, perfect for a dreamy and elegant aesthetic.
• Bold Colors: Vibrant hues like deep reds, purples, and burgundies can add a dramatic flair to the bouquet, fitting for modern or fall weddings.
• Seasonal Colors: Bouquets can be tailored to match seasonal palettes, such as pastels for spring, bright colors for summer, warm tones for fall, and cool shades for winter.

Arrangement Style:

• Classic Round: A timeless shape where flowers are arranged in a round, compact style, often featuring a mix of blooms.
• Cascade: A flowing, waterfall-like arrangement that drapes down, adding drama and elegance to the bouquet.
• Posy: A small, hand-tied bouquet that is simple and easy to carry, ideal for more casual or intimate weddings.
• Hand-Tied: A more relaxed and natural style, with flowers gathered and bound together, often used for a more organic look.

Additional Elements:

• Foliage and Greenery: Incorporates leaves, herbs, or vines to add texture and complement the flowers.
• Accents: May include elements like pearls, crystals, or ribbons that match the wedding’s theme or color scheme.
• Personal Touches: Custom elements such as family heirlooms or sentimental charms can be added to the bouquet for a personalized touch.