Wedding Bouquets

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Wedding Bouquets – Keep them low girls!

One of the most important things A First Class Wedding can teach a bride and her girls before they walk down the isle is how to hold their wedding bouquets. You may think this is funny but for some reason or another bouquets seem to take the position of a microphone instead of a beautiful hand held arrangement, landing right under the girls chin. Now, it’s very possible that the bouquet has a mind of it’s own and that this is normal behavior yet the truth of the matter is that holding wedding bouquets in this position is not flattering to you, your bosoms nor does it look good in any of the wedding photographs.

So, how do you hold wedding bouquets? Simple! The most flattering way to hold your bouquet is right in front of your belly button. So, relax your arm in a somewhat straight position instead of bending it upwards. Hide your belly with the beautiful flora you’re holding, straighten you back and show off your chest.

Oh, and don’t forget to smile!

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Artistic Bouquets

Artistic Bouquets

Artistic Bouquets:

Believe it or not, every future bride thinks about wedding flowers way before they even have a boyfriend. Then, when the time comes to actually be a bride it’s very likely that their bouquet flowers or design will take the most amount of time to decide. These days, modern brides are looking for trendy new and artistic bouquets that would make everyone go goo-goo over the bedazzled creation of flowers that they’re are holding. So if you’re a trendy bride that wants to hold a custom bouquet that truly represents your personality and style, you might want to think about adding a few of these embellishments.

  • Feathers
  • Hand Made Paper Flowers
  • Wired Jewels
  • Hat Pins
  • Wired Shells
  • Candy
  • Swarovski
  • Antique Jewelry

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Wedding Bouquet Costs

Wedding Bouquet Costs

This Wedding Bouquet Costs?

This medium french bouquet consisting of approx. 15 Green Cymbidium Orchids, 15-20 special order mini Calla Lily (in orange/yellow), and greenery. Would you guess what this wedding bouquet costs are $100? $200? or how about $300?  If you guessed $200 then you’d be close. This bouquet cost a recent Hawaii wedding client $255, which is (believe it or not) the going price of a custom medium french bouquet in today’s destination wedding market. Tack on an extra $50 flower delivery fee, taxes and you’re on your way down the isle.

Many brides are under the misconception that actual wedding bouquet costs are cheaper than what they really iare. You have to keep in mind that this particular bouquet shown above is a custom order. If the bride had selected more “standard” flowers such as roses instead of calla lily and orchids, then the cost of this bouquet would be about $185 or less.

There are many variables to consider when ordering your wedding flowers such as size, shape, style, and particular flowers. If you are in the beginning stages of the planning process and are trying to figure out the wedding bouquets costs will be then we recommend as a general rule that you allow at least $200 in your budget for your bouquet. Of course, if you are a girl that oozes “custom”, then you will have to adjust your budget accordingly.

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Tropical Flowers

Tropical Flowers

Tropical Flowers

As an expert wedding planner a common confusion amongst brides is what a tropical looking bouquet would be vs. what a tropical flower bouquet is and these subtle differences are two completely different things. Here are some helpful tips to help brides identify what tropical flowers really are.

Tropical (Looking) Flowers include:
These flowers are light weight and more elegant looking.
  • Orchids (Cymbidiums, Dendrobiums, Mokara, Phaleanopsis, Cataleya etc)
  • Lily (Calla, Stargazer, etc.)
  • Tuberose
  • Plumeria
  • Pikaki
  • Ilima
  • Crown Flower
Tropical Flowers
A tropical looking arrangement could includes commonly seen orchids and can look like this.  This bouquet has Mokara Orchids, Roses, and Calla Lily.

Real Tropical Flowers include:

These flowers are heavy in weight and large in size.
  • Antherium
  • Bird of Paradise
  • Pin Cushins
  • Protea
  • Ginger
  • Heliconia
  • Jade
Tropical Flowers are not common unless you are in a tropical location. This flower is called a red torch Ginger. Contact your Hawaii wedding expert for more information on tropical flowers.
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Calla Lily

Calla Lily

Calla Lily Bouquet

The meaning of the Calla Lily has been thought to represent Beauty. However, in the western world it’s meaning best represents “Youthful Innocence”.

The Calla Lily flower looks absolutely stunning when tied into a large french bouquet. Special care must be taken when creating this masterpiece. The leaves are very sensitive, browning occurs at the touch and this flower doesn’t last long out of water. It is important that you select an experienced florist in order to achieve stunning results.

First Class Weddings has tens of thousands of wedding bouquets under their belt! From the fragile Calla Lily to a simple orchid flower we have the experience and expertise to assure outstanding results. Call our expert today!

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