What is the main thing for a bride? That the husband be handsome, rich, intelligent, caring, in a word – ideal. After such a husband is found, the bride faces two more questions: choosing the dress and the wedding bouquet.
Both things are equally important and cannot exist without each other. But today we will touch on only one topic: the bride's bouquet.
Reading the article will take you no more than 5 minutes, but during this time you will learn:
– which wedding bouquet corresponds to fashion trends;
– how to make this integral part of the bride last forever.
FASHION TRENDS
The wedding bouquet should be filled with romance and abound in light shades. It wouldn't hurt to supplement it with beads, brooches, ribbons, etc. And to be specific, nowadays, a fashionable wedding bouquet – it's flowers.
1. Designed in vintage style. Roses, calla lilies and orchids are ideal for this style. A brooch or decorative button must be present. Color scheme: pastel tones, diluted with bright spots.
2. Designed in a natural style. This is a casual wedding bouquet with a natural look, as if the flowers were just cut.
3. Grown in exotic countries. Usually such flowers have non-standard shapes (alstroemerias; lisianthuses; freesias).
If desired, you can create various combinations of the proposed options. You can experiment with shapes. A fan-shaped composition looks great.
In general, do not limit yourself, because thanks to the tips below, you will be able to enjoy the sight of the bouquet even in old age.
By the way, the wedding photographer does not leave the bride's bouquet unattended, and flowers will appear in many of your wedding photos.
HOW TO PRESERVE THE BOUQUET FOREVER
Unfortunately, the presented methods are not suitable for all flowers. Specimens with thick petals are unsuitable for eternal life. When moisture evaporates, they lose their shape.
1. Air-dried wedding bouquet. Procedure: separate the flowers; cut off rotten stems (then be sure to trim the stems to one size); combine the flowers and wrap them with rope or tape for three-quarters of the stem; hang them with the buds facing down (they should not touch anything); let them hang for about 6 weeks (if the petals do not fall off after touching, they can be removed). This method is suitable for roses.
2. Drying in silica gel or sand. Place the flower in a container filled with sand or silica gel (a separate container for each flower); after a week, take it out and assemble the bouquet. This method is suitable for roses, dahlias, daisies and peonies.
3. Drying in a vase. Place the flowers in a vase with water; wait until the water completely evaporates; during this time the flowers will dry out, and you can tie them together.
Allow us to end here. We hope the article was useful for you. Happy family life!
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