Wedding Flowers

Most popular round wedding bouquets

There is a trend at this point with simple, chic, stylish, versatile and dainty casual unique wedding bouquet styles that are meant to fit a more relaxed informal 2010 wedding.




The main purpose of these bouquets is to make the bride feel comfortable and practical carrying the bouquets. There is no way that a modern bride might wish to carry a voluminous traditional wedding bouquet with an elaborated heavy structure. Nowadays, bouquets like crescent wedding bouquets, crescent wedding bouquets or composite wedding bouquets (a bit more modern in style though) are simply ignored by most brides who wish for something minimalist and yet chic, stylish, feminine, delicate and subtle.

There is no need to run for a large bunch of flowers and gather them in an extravagant giant wedding bouquet, especially since the bouquet will only cover your beautiful bridal face and wedding dress! The simplicity of the modern bouquets represents the new elegance that carries a bigger value than the sophistication of the traditional arrangements. In trend this years are the round wedding bouquet shapes.

Among the most popular round wedding bouquets that a bride can choose from for a modern wedding – casual or more formal, are: the nosegay wedding bouquet, the posy style wedding bouquet, the beidermeier wedding bouquet and the pomander wedding bouquet.

All these styles are available today for any type of bride, from petite and taller, to full figure, slender, pregnant or mature brides. But let’s see what the main features of each type of round wedding bouquet are in part. The nosegay wedding bouquet is definitely still in vogue at this moment.

Defined through it’s simple round and “greener” shape and look. Compared to other types of round wedding bouquets, the nosegay type is composed of more greeneries than flowers. But today things are a bit vice versa, depending on the preferences of each single bride.

The stems of the flowers and of the other greeneries are usually cut equally in order to provide with a very appealing and good looking unified arrangement. The stems can be tied with a ribbon or fully wrapped with a wider ribbon for a more intriguing and unique look.

The posy wedding bouquet is quite similar to the nosegay style. The difference is that the stems can be wired or simply left as there are. Those arrangements with the stems sight are usually called “natural stem posy wedding bouquets”.

The beidermeier wedding bouquet is a bit more unusual but still popular among round wedding bouquets.

This bouquet is composed of different circles of flowers following a geometrical circular pattern, featuring different colors for each row of flowers. The pomander wedding bouquet is definitely the most practical and chic one. Without any stems kept, the bouquet can be carried with a ribbon or with a pearl chain.