Teardrop Bouquet

This style of bouquet is as the name suggests in the shape of an upside down teardrop. A more traditional style of bouquet, it is quite often the choice for brides who want something formal.

A smaller version of the teardrop bouquet can be suitable for bridesmaids at a formal wedding.

Most popular flowers for this style are roses, oriental lilies, tulips and a mix of two or three different flowers.

This bouquet can be made in any size to suit our bride's requirements. The flowers are usually arranged close together. If you want a bouquet similar to a teardrop shape but a little bit more relaxed and informal then you could chose a trailing style of bouquet.

Trailing Bouquet

The trailing bouquet is similar in shape to the teardrop but has a more relaxed and informal look and feel. A single flower forms the pointed end of the bouquet as opposed to the teardrop which has a number of flowers forming the point.

This bouquet is usually best suited to a bride's flowers.

The flowers in a trailing bouquet are arranged in a loose format while still following the basic teardrop shape.

Flowers most suitable for this style of bouquet are all types of orchids, roses, tulips, calla lilies, oriental lilies and tropical flowers. Long thin foliage such as ivy, thin fern and vines are often used in this style.