wedding flower bouquet styles

A posy wedding bouquet is a small, round arrangement of flowers usually held in one hand. These petite bouquets are a common option for bridesmaids. Whether the vibe is bohemian or black tie, a posy bouquet can accommodate any style of wedding.

Boho style wedding flowers are a play on rustic but are a little more free-spirited. The loose, organic feel using wildflowers and traditional blooms coupled with your signature wedding flowers. This style can be described as loose and free-flowing — a mix of fun and unpredictability.

A Nosegay bridal flower bouquet is similar to a Posy bouquet, only it contains more greenery than a posy. A Nosegay wedding bouquet is most often designed using a wide range of flower types that are rich in color and interest.

A Cascade bridal bouquet is an arrangement of wedding flowers that literally cascade from the brides hands creating a naturally trailing effect. A cascading wedding flower bouquet is a way to add something eye-catching to their overall wedding day look. 

A hoop wedding bouquet is made when a circular wood or metal base is decorated with flowers and greenery. ... Versatile, lightweight, and easy to hold, hoops made out of wood or metal are loaded with stems of greenery and florals for a unique alternative to the tried-and-true flower bouquet for brides and bridesmaids alike.

The free-form wedding bouquet is larger than all of the other bouquet styles and is loosely arranged for an airy, whimsical feel with a wide variety of flowers. It is round but not completely, and instead of cascading downward over the bride's hands, it can cascade upward, downward and/or out to the sides of the bouquet.