Looking at Wedding Flowers in Marlow

There are loads of different decisions to make when it comes to choosing your wedding flowers in Marlow– decisions that we, of course, can help you with! One of these is choosing the flowers that you want your bridesmaids to hold, and it’s undoubtedly a really important decision to make! So how do you go about choosing the perfect bridesmaids’ bouquet? Read on to find out…

Cost

Unfortunately, as with everything to do with your wedding, cost is going to rear its ugly head at some point! Luckily though, we have a number of ways to create simple, yet beautiful, bridesmaids’ flowers – bouquets that look just as impressive as elaborate ones. Just a simple bunch of tulips, for example, could be the perfect match for your wedding. The number of bridesmaids you have will also dictate the type of bouquet: if you have just a couple, you can be more elaborate, but if you have loads something too expensive will see costs skyrocket!

Work with the Bridal Bouquet

On your wedding day, you’re going to be flanked by your bridesmaids for most of the ceremony – so you want them to work well with your look! A popular way to choose bridesmaids’ flowers is to design the bridal bouquet first, and then create smaller versions for the bridesmaids. If this seems boring though, why not get a different take on the bridal bouquet for each of the bridesmaids? Or why not have different coloured bouquets for each bridesmaid, with touches of each of these colours within the bridal bouquet?

Personalise

There have been many different types of wedding flowers in Marlow over the years – but there’s still the chance to make unique bouquets for your bridesmaids! Add some personal touches into the bouquets, perhaps touches that say something about each bridesmaid. Or maybe incorporate their favourite flower into their bouquet? The options are endless!

So, if you are looking for wedding flowers in Marlow we know we can help. Why not call us today for a friendly chat, and find out what we can do for you?

Nicola xx

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