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How many flowers are in a typical brides bouquet?

posted 2 months ago in Beehive

Just curious to know how many flowers are in a typical brides bouquet. My florist quoted somewhere between 24-30 flowers (roses & orchids) but that seems pretty small to me for the actual bridal bouquet. It seems more appropriate for the bridesmaids bouquets.

Can anyone give me an idea? Pictures for reference would be a great help!

posted by mpark46 2 months ago

that's actually a good number.  i loved my bouquet!  it had 35 white roses with lilies of the valley scattered on the perimeter.  keep in mind though - it gets pretty heavy carrying it around all day.  here's a picture:

posted by anna 2 months ago

I agree with anna -- that is a good number. When I made my FSIL's bridal bouquet, I used a bunch of roses (so 25 stems), 3 stems of hydrangea, baby's breath, and greenery and it was a pretty large bouquet. For her bridesmaids' bouquets, I used about 10 roses + greenery.

posted by rebecca 2 months ago

my bouquet is 8 dark pink roses and two stems of stargazers (usually 1-2 flowers per stem and two buds) and babies breath and some greenery. I didn't want a HUGE bouquet because flowers are freaken heavy!

posted by MissStargazerLily 2 months ago

It depends on the look you're going for.  Some bouquets are larger and some are smaller - overall, it should be in proportion to you and the dress.

posted by missm 2 months ago

Like missm said, it depends on you and your wedding. 25 flowers may not sound like alot but will there be fillers? that can make it much bigger. also, are they colorful. ALOT of color may turn out to be too much...

 

posted by TallBride 2 months ago

I think mine was well under 20, but I used a lot of gerbera daisies. I think it will depend on the type of flower you're carrying.

posted by saltyveruca 2 months ago

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