Wedding Flowers

Pomander wedding flowers

Brides who feel like getting creative for the big day and embrace new ideas that can help them pull a remarkable one of a kind wedding might be interested in viewing these pictures with charming pomander wedding flowers posted below. The “pomander” term comes from the famous French pomme d’ambre.




Nowadays this term is used even in wedding flowers, representing a more playful and artistic type of shape used for creating a bride’s bouquet or the wedding décor arrangements. As you can see in the images below, the flowers are beautifully incorporated in a perfect round ball, without any stems left on the outside.

These types of bouquets or flower arrangements can be used both as bridal bouquets (for the bridesmaids or even for the bride herself) or as more attractive and cheerful unconventional arrangements for the table centerpieces or for the wedding set. These balls of flowers can be used to decorate even the altar, the church doors, the archways or the ceiling.

These types of arrangements also serve as suspended flowers for bigger and ampler types of weddings, although they look gorgeous when used in intimate small private weddings. We must all admit that the pomander style works gorgeously well for petite brides who should not get involved in composing a lavish elaborated bouquet for their silhouette and small frame will only be accentuated in a bad way by a too extravagant flower arrangement.

The pomander flower bouquet is also called the “kissing ball” bouquet and it represents one of the most feminine, delicate, dandy and stylish flower arrangements of all. Perfect for informal casual weddings, these pomander wedding flowers surely look chic, elegant, flirty and refined. Many brides fear of adopting this style for their wedding but still chose it for the bridesmaids to wear.

Both coquette and dramatic, the pomander style works wonderful in almost any type of flowers, except for the long stemmed ones with lavish blooms. The most popular types of flowers incorporated in general in pomander bouquets are: carnations, peonies, roses, chrysanthemums or spider mums, gerbera daises, anemones, magnolias, ranunculuses, dahlias, asters, stephanotises or hydrangeas. Paper made pomander flowers also look breath-taking for weddings.

Nevertheless, you will get the chance to see more pictures with carnation pomander wedding flowers. We absolutely love the way carnations are used in this type of arrangement that manages to get the best of their thick ruffled petals. Carnations are cheap and easy to work with so you should not worry about these types of things. Always versatile and firm, carnations look perfect when used in pomander kissing ball arrangements! We are happy to see that more and more brides are willing to rediscover the beauty hidden in carnations through these ravishing artistic and pretty types of arrangements.