Recently, we have been designing quite a bit of white bridal bouquets. In past years there was a little bit more variety and majority of brides actually chose to carry colored bouquets since they stood out from their gowns. This year it is visibly different. White or off-white bouquets became really popular. They are nice because they are very delicate. On photos, they look soft and really don't take away focus from the gown or the bride. (I personally grew on them also). There are quite a bit of flowers out there that are white. But 100% white flowers that are extremely white, are rare. Usually, most flowers are actually ivory. You can see below how different shades of white flowers photograph. Even if you put two roses side by side that seem at first white, on photos they will often look different. With unique shapes of flowers and variety of shades in the same family, we create different textures and looks that complete the gown and the look of each bride. If you are set to have a white bridal bouquet make sure when talking to your florist you specify how white you really want your bridal bouquet to be.
Here in professional photos, you can see few of our brides with white and off-white bridal bouquets.
From the top, clockwise.
Amy shot by Amy Carroll Photography.
Margaret shot by Eric Meffley Photography.
Nicole and Stephen shot by Agnes Photography.
and our recent bride Amy shot by Marek Dziekonski Photography.
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