Green Elegant Wedding Bouquet Idea

Not much talking, just want to show you this lovely green cascading bouquet...enjoy!

Simple Cascade Shaped Wedding Bouquet (1)

Today's wedding bouquet inspiration use the all time favourite soft pink roses. Combined with a bit of reddish green anthurium, kermit,  kristusdoren or sprengeri and sprinkled with baby breath to make it less monotonous.

close-up view on the Queen Mary rose bouquet. It has cascade shape and when held, it will hang beautifully.

detail on the bridal candle...

Floral Designers: Team Margriet

Wedding Flower Bouquet: Rose Dolce

It's a quite different wedding bouquet as 'Margriet' floral designers rarely use dolce roses. This kind of rose has pink colour with rather darker tone on the tip of its petals.  Beautiful roses, aren't they?

Floral Designer: Team Margriet

Wedding Flower Bouquet: Red 001

This is another cascade shape wedding flower bouquet. Actually it's still multi colour but dominantly in red. As I told you before it's a special request from the bride and we tried to fulfill her wish though the general wedding theme was orange. No problem!! So, here's the look.

The materials used were roses (red, white), pink gerbera, hortensia, snow (white), baby's breath and the foliage was ruscus, squirrel tail leaves, leather leaves and star asparagus leaves.

The candle flower looked simple and it's easy to make, wasn't it? It only needed two red roses and a bit of white snow, baby's breath and star asparagus leaves. Surely everyone can do it easily. Have a nice try.

Wedding Flower Bouquet: Multi colour 001

This wedding bouquet had cascade shape but smaller in size. Cascade shape bouquet usually have flowers or leaves that dangling down. This shape is perfect for tall bride or for one who has big hips as it can hide such problem so the bride will look slimmer on the big day. That's the advantages of cascade shape flower bouquet but vice versa, it usually needs more flowers than the round shape bouquet. In addition you must also prepare the long foliage which be able to hung down beautifully such as ivy, squirrel tail leaf, kristusdoren, etc., in this case we use fern. The other foliage we used was scheffera (5 fingers) and croton (puring) while the flowers were roses (white, pink and orange), white euro, hortensia and babybreath.

From the side view it looked like half circle. Because the flowers available were not much while we had to make 4 bouquets, so we decided to make 2 pieces of small cascade shape bouquets and 2 round shape. As you know the bigger the shape of the bouquet the more flowers it needs.

It's what it looked like from the front.

It's the material needed.