Traditional bouquet

Georgian Hall venue in Athens, Ga. Modern, classy, and romantic traditional wedding. Classic white and green wedding florals.

Discover the timeless elegance of a classic white lily wedding bouquet. Perfect for traditional weddings, this bouquet adds grace to any bride’s ensemble. Click for more lily bouquet ideas.

According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Marriage is a pretty amazing sacrament. The matrimonial covenant, by which a man and a woman establish between themselves a partnership of the whole of life, is by its nature ordered toward the good of the spouses and the procreation and education of offspring; this covenant between […]

Now, you'll be able to see and smell Queen Victoria's famous flowering plant (just resist the urge to swipe some for yourself), originally a gift brought back from Germany.

A Picturesque DC Country Club Wedding for Ellen and Jack - White bridesmaids dresses, matching bridesmaids, traditional wedding decor, baby's breath bouquet. Traditional wedding photography of indoor wedding inspiration for brides, outdoor weddings, mother of the bride, bridesmaids and groomsmen. Country Club weddings in Washington D.C. Glint Events: Wedding and Event Planning in Central Virginia, Charlottesville and Washington DC | Alicia Lacey Photography, Congressional Country Club

Whether the look you're going for is pure elegance, simplicity or bohemian, you can't go wrong with an all white bouquet. Today we're sharing inspiring

floral shawl

Get lifted. Clouds of white hydrangea and mini carnations surrounded by gentle alstroemeria and roses lighten the energy and bring inspiration. Blue-green eucalyptus parvifolia completes the air-inspired arrangement. Pro Tip: Your flowers will arrive fresh in our recyclable Bouqs box and may still be in bud form. This maximizes their shelf life, so they’ll last as long as possible! Please allow 2-3 days for your new buds to open and reach full bloom. Please Note: While we always try our best…

California Wedding Photographer on Instagram: "I recently had a bride play a game instead of having a traditional bouquet toss! She tied around 10-12 ribbons around her bouquet. Each person grabs a ribbon & forms a circle around her. Once the music starts the circle starts moving, the bride then begins to cut each ribbon one by one. If you’re the last person standing you win! Did you do something different?! If yes please comment down below! 🫶🏼"