
There are 3 basic kinds of bouquets: cascading, arm-held, and round. The flowers pictured below were done by The Canterbury Place's preferred vendor, Stacie Hardy of La Belle Fleur.
Cascading:
This bouquet features flowers that cascade down like a waterfall. This look is roundish on the top, and then comes to a point at the bottom. This is the most traditional and the most formal of all the bouquet types. This style best suits tall girls wearing flowing, full dresses.

Arm-Held
This bouquet features flowers that are laid across the crook of the arm, and generally feature very long stems. This design is a bit more informal, but has been growing in popularity in recent years.
This bouquet features flowers that are laid across the crook of the arm, and generally feature very long stems. This design is a bit more informal, but has been growing in popularity in recent years.
Round
Round bouquets are, by far, the most popular. This bouquet can be as simple or elaborate as you would like it to be. Despite it’s name, the bouquet does not have to be perfectly round. The design can be as tight for a formal look or loose and airy for a whimsical look.




Post by Madison and Elysha
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