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Bridal Bouquet
Lush, romantic, and garden-inspired. Oversized roses anchor the design; lisianthus and spray roses soften the transitions; eucalyptus and ruscus frame without overwhelming.
What You Need
All flowers are sold by the bunch. One bunch of each gives you more than enough for this arrangement, with extras for conditioning losses.
| Flower / Green | Stems needed | Sold as | What it does | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White Roses | 12 stems | 25-stem bunch | Focal mass — the stars of the bouquet | Shop → |
| White Lisianthus | 5 stems | Grower's bunch (5–7 stems) | Ruffled texture, peony-like softness | Shop → |
| White Spray Roses | 4 stems | 10-stem bunch | Filler blooms, adds fullness | Shop → |
| White Stock | 3 stems | 10-stem bunch | Fragrance and vertical texture | Shop → |
| White Alstroemeria | 4 stems | 10-stem bunch | Supporting filler, long-lasting | Shop → |
| Seeded Eucalyptus | 6 stems | 5-stem bunch | Airy green texture, frames the bouquet | Shop → |
| Israeli Ruscus | 5 stems | 10-stem bunch | Dark glossy backdrop, structure | Shop → |
One bunch of each gives you more than enough for this arrangement, with stems left over for conditioning losses and practice runs. Leftovers are perfect for bud vases at the reception.
Styling Tip
Start with greenery
Build your base with Israeli Ruscus and Seeded Eucalyptus first. These create the frame and determine the final size of the bouquet before a single flower goes in.
Place roses in the center
Add White Roses in a loose cluster at the center. Work in odd numbers (3, 5, 7) and vary the heights slightly. A slight dome shape gives the bouquet depth.
Soften with lisianthus and spray roses
Place White Lisianthus and Spray Roses around and between the focal roses. These soften the edges and prevent the bouquet from looking like a simple cluster of roses.
Fill with alstroemeria and stock
Add Alstroemeria and Stock to fill remaining gaps. Stock adds fragrance. Keep them slightly below the roses so they frame rather than compete.
Secure, trim, and wrap
When balanced, secure with a rubber band below the hand grip. Trim all stems to the same length at 45°. Wrap the handle with floral tape and ribbon. Keep in water until 30 minutes before the ceremony.