An Outdoor Wedding - To match the guys’ boutonnieres, wisps of gold angel hair added sparkle to the purple bouquets of dendrobium orchids, roses, and calla lilies.



An Outdoor Wedding - Full pink peonies wrapped in ribbon popped against the bridesmaids’ navy cocktail dresses.



A Traditional Wedding - Soft pheasant feathers added a rustic touch to the hydrangea, gerbera daisy, rose, and hypericum berry bridesmaid bouquets.



An Indoor Wedding - To achieve a tropical look, craspedia and bright-colored lilies were used in the bridesmaids’ bouquets.



An Outdoor Wedding



An Outdoor Wedding - Lime-green flowers, including cymbidium orchids, button mums, bells of Ireland, hydrangeas, and tricillium, popped against the bridesmaids’ dark dresses.



A Traditional Wedding - Pink mini calla lilies and green hypericum berries popped against the celery-colored, silk-shantung bridesmaid dresses.



An Indoor Wedding - Bright orchids and calla lilies stood out against the bridesmaids’ navy dresses. Kimberly carried the same bouquet wrapped in white ribbon to go with her gown.



An Outdoor Wedding - The bride carried full and vibrant roses, tulips, godetia and alstroemeria in shades of peach and coral. The bridesmaids carried similar, but smaller bouquets.



An Outdoor Wedding - The bridesmaids’ blue hydrangea bouquets inspired the rest of the floral arrangements. The bride carried a traditional white bouquet of hydrangeas, orchids and peonies.



Modern Wedding - The women carried pink bouquets of gerbera daisies and peonies, which stood out against their black dresses.



Winter Wedding - Roses, tulips, cymbidium orchids, calla lilies, and hypericum berries were chosen for their rich colors and winter-holiday feel. The bridesmaid bouquets were smaller than the bride’s but had the same flowers.



Garden Wedding - Yellow flowers, like tulips and ranunculus, popped against the bridesmaids’ navy dresses. A collar of dusty miller leaves added texture.



Garden Wedding - Hydrangeas, roses, hypericum berries, and variegated lily grass complemented the bridesmaids’ green dresses.



Elegant Wedding - Orange roses, cattleya orchids, and calla lilies were as bright as the bridesmaids’ sour-lemon cotton cady J.Crew dresses.



Formal Wedding



An Outdoor Wedding - The bridesmaids carried all-white bouquets made up of roses, lisianthus and green wheat tied with blue ribbon to go with their dresses.



A Formal Wedding - The bride’s no-roses edict spurred the florist to create this cheerful bouquet of yellow ranunculus, white peonies and green lady’s mantle for the maid of honor.



A Formal Wedding - Each bridesmaid carried a different bunch of one kind of white flower -- gerbera daisies, peonies, mini calla lilies, or roses.



A Modern Wedding - To match the guys’ boutonnieres, wisps of gold angel hair added sparkle to the purple bouquets of dendrobium orchids, roses and calla lilies.