Wedding Flowers

Crescent wedding bouquets

For those of you who are not quiet attracted to the idea of wearing a round predictable hand tied wedding bouquet, a crescent wedding bouquet style might be a great alternative or an option to start with.




Not all the brides are planning the casual modern unsophisticated wedding where the loose hand tied nosegay or posy wedding bouquet can integrate perfectly. In case you are planning a more extravagant, ample and sophisticated complex wedding, you will need a wedding bouquet that can fit the grandeur of the event.

The crescent style can help you do that because its shape is truly magnificent and wide enough to fit the majestic wedding. While some might consider a crescent wedding bouquet traditional and old fashion, others seem to agree on the fact that this type of arrangement is rather contemporary and fitting for a modern extravagant wedding and not the other way around. No matter what they say, you can establish for yourself whether this style can make you look old fashioned, dated or traditional.

We think that a crescent wedding bouquet can suit both a modern and a classic conservative wedding. But the flowers and the colors used in this arrangement will actually set the formality and the character of the bouquet. We think that this style deserves to be integrated in “creative wedding bouquets” section because according to the way it looks many hands and energy were implied in composing it (see how it’s made).

But let’s see what a crescent wedding bouquet actually means or how it can be described in order for you to understand it better. Many say that the crescent arrangement can be defined as a subtle arch of flowers or as a quarter or moon, where different diverse flowers, leaves, branches, plants and herbs are wired in a single form in order to create a special handle that can help you carry the bouquet during the wedding ceremonies.

While the center of the bouquet is more compact, at the ends, the flowers are rather more extended in order to create a more nonchalant, carefree natural loose look. Many consider this type of arrangement to be a true art creation because of the way the flowers are used to create this symmetrical whimsy shape. We think that compared to other types of round wedding bouquets, in this arrangement the flowers are being left free of a certain standard form.

As you can see from the pictures, the final look of a crescent wedding bouquet is extremely complex, sophisticated, whimsical, unpredictable and elegant, but yet it seems that it is casual, loose and pretty naturally composed. It creates the illusion that the bride had just picked the flowers from a garden and gathered together in a very smooth, soft, feminine and natural spontaneous arrangement.