

Simple and elegant. Above: Bride's bouquet, Below: Bridesmaid's bouquet
Right: Here is an example of a different way that I hand-tie the bouquets; rather than the plain ribbon, I use a complimentary color (or in this case a tartan) and knot it around the handle, adding extra interest and beauty. It might be hard to see because it's mostly navy, but it definitely adds to the overall look.
This wedding is probably the biggest I've done to date, and I had a blast doing it. Bright and bold, the flowers used are red roses, orange and red gerber daisies in different sizes, HUGE sunflowers, gladiolas, daisies, viking mums (the ones that look like tiny sunflowers), spider mums, and more.
By far my favorite wedding I've ever done, this wedding featured all the colors of the rainbow. The bridesmaids all had white roses in hand-tied small bouquets, and the bride had all the colors combined in her posy-style hand-tied bouquet along with some small white snowflakes to compliment the theme. I also made arrangements for the church featuring rainbow-colored roses, greens, and baby's breath. I used aspidestra leaves wrapped around the oasis in the vase to disguise the stems/oasis inside for a sleeker look.

The bride chose between 2 bouquets - one with red, orange, and yellow gerber daisies, miniature calla lilies, alstromeria, spider mums, carnations, and daisies. The other, a classic ivory bouquet of dendrobium orchids and dark greens. Cute flower girl bouquets with the red, orange, and yellow theme finished it off.