Wedding flower etiquette: flower decoration for the newlyweds

Bridal Bouquet

When choosing a bridal bouquet, you should generally choose a combination based on the bride's figure, clothing, etc.

Bouquets generally come in round, three-section round, triangular, crescent-shaped, drooping, waterfall-shaped, teardrop-shaped, S-shaped, spherical, and hand-held (bouquet-shaped) shapes.

Corsage

The groom, parents of the newlyweds and most of the key members attending the wedding will wear a boutonniere on their chest to distinguish themselves from ordinary guests.

The groom's boutonniere should match the bouquet in the bride's hand. When choosing a boutonniere, you should select the one that represents the main color and variety of the bride's bouquet, and add some embellishments.

As for the boutonnieres worn by the guests, give up the red ribbons floating on their chests and use some flowers that match the overall flower style of the wedding. Using simpler styling features may bring a more fashionable feeling.

Body decoration

The body detail decorations for the newlyweds generally include the bride's earrings, necklace flowers, ring flowers, small bouquets to decorate shoes, bouquets to decorate arms, flowers for wrist decorations, flowers for dress decorations, flowers for hair decorations, etc. Kidney is used less frequently.