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During your first meeting with your wedding florist, the subject of bouquet shape is likely to come up. Would you like a round or natural bouquet? Or perhaps a wild freeform design or sculptural crescent shape? If you’re confused, don’t worry we’re here to demystify any questions you may have regarding wedding bouquet shapes.
Aisle florals are a wonderful way to dress your ceremony space, especially if your venue is a blank canvas or you are getting married outside. Lining the aisle with flowers helps to anchor the ceremony space and up the drama as you glide down the aisle to meet your beau. So what are the different ways you can use aisle florals to decorate your wedding ceremony? Read on for some stunning displays to get you inspired.
The editorial trend of real wearable florals has also been around for decades but when Linda Evangelista graced the cover of Vogue last year adorned in florals for a show-stopping editorial moment, we knew we’d fallen in love all over again with the revival of this high fashion look. Here are some couture inspirations from stylist Joy Proctor shining a different light on the character of each of our wedding roses.
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