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Flower Shop Network is proud to present these wedding bouquet pictures for your viewing pleasure. If you're planning a wedding, or even just dreaming about planning a wedding someday, we hope that you'll find these bridal bouquet pictures helpful, and perhaps inspirational. It seems that wedding bouquet fashions often change with the seasons. Certainly, bridal bouquets that were fashionable just a decade ago can seem dated and old-fashioned by today's standards. It can be fun to look at pictures from your parents' or even your grandparents' wedding and see the bridal bouquets that were in style then. Some of those bouquets were awfully big!

These beautiful wedding flower pictures are brought to you courtesy of Flower Shop Network and a local florist near you. Planning a dream wedding? Browse these pictures of wedding flowers for a variety of lovely flowers commonly used in weddings. Once a wedding date is finalized, contact a professional florist to schedule a wedding consultation.


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Gathering of creamy-white roses, stock and wax flower hand-tied in a round, colonial bouquet.		Lush ivory rose bridal bouquet lightly-sprinkled with seeded eucalyptus for soft, romantic look.


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White lacy blossoms of alstroemeria and wax flower perfect for bridal, as well as bridesmaid bouquets.		Color - a hot trend in bridal bouquets with pink roses, orange-yellow tulips, yellow mini carnations, lavender aster and purple statice.


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Graceful, white cascade bouquet in roses, dendrobium orchids, gerbera daisies and wax flower.		A simply elegant favorite, calla lily wedding bouquet, hand-tied in a presentation style.


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The bridal bouquet in this picture features beautiful, open red roses collared with seeded eucalyptus, which provides wonderful textural detail. The natural stems have been wrapped in a red organza ribbon.	This picture features a wedding bouquet of ivory roses surrounding white hydrangea, collared with green salal leaves. The special ribbon treatment wrapping the stems resembles the crisscross lacing of a ballerina's slipper.


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The wedding bouquet in this picture is composed of luxurious dark burgundy roses, which are beautifully accented with a scattering of waxflowers. The natural stems are wrapped in a sumptuous burgundy satin ribbon.	This picture shows a bridal bouquet of exotic yellow callas nestled into the center of a ring of ivory roses, which is collared by glossy green hypericum berries and variegated pittosporum foliage.


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The wedding bouquet in this picture is composed simply of yellow roses and gypsophila (baby's breath). The yellow satin ribbon wrapping the stems has been accented with a long row of pearls, resembling tiny shoe buttons.	This picture features a bridal bouquet of luscious, coral-peach color roses combined with chestnut-toned hypericum berries. The stems have been tightly wrapped in ivory tulle, with a casual bow accenting the underside of the bouquet.

The wedding bouquets in these pictures reflect the current trend toward smaller, more compact bridal bouquets. Bouquets like these showcase exquisite flowers, presented in a tight, circular style, often with a detailed ribbon treatment wrapping the stems. A bridal bouquet like this becomes almost a fashion accessory to the bridal ensemble, and certainly never competes with the wedding gown for attention. Many wedding bouquets today are accented with faux jewels, pearls, or other decorative ornamentation, making them even more exquisite. And when it comes to taking the wedding pictures, these compact bridal bouquets photograph beautifully. For more bridal bouquet ideas, see our newsletter "Trends in Wedding Bouquets". In the meantime, we hope you'll enjoy looking at the bridal bouquet pictures above.

Wedding flower decorations bring the day to life and finding the right local florist is the key to making the wedding day a blooming success. Click on the magnifying glass icon for enlarged, detailed views of beautiful wedding flower pictures. This year's most popular choice in bridal bouquets is a round-shaped nosegay, or colonial bouquet; however your floral wedding consultant can suggest many other beautiful bouquet design styles as well. A wedding bouquet with a cascading garland of flowers and greenery is another enduring favorite. Many contemporary brides also prefer looser, less formal hand-tied and clutch bouquets that appear to have been picked out of a garden.

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