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Filed under Bridal Bouquet 2:35 pm
There’s a great article today over on Bridella, highlighting the four major types of bridal bouquets: hand-tied, nosegay, cascading and modern. Along with the article are some really good pictures. The article is a must-read if you’re trying to decide what type of bridal bouquet is for you.
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