The minimalist wedding bouquet 2
As usual we continue with enumerating some other models of minimalist bouquet, because we don’t want to leave behind only four examples…. We hope that you enjoyed our first examples and we will give you some other ones.
The first example regards a simple bouquet composed of callas, which are pretty colored and also have nice tones on them. From green, orange to purple black, all these tones can be encountered on a single calla flower. Recollect many of these flowers into a nice looking bouquet and wrap around its basis a purple transparent ribbon as into creating a matte handle for this accessory.
Another simple bouquet is composed of many orange roses and here and there you can apply for adding some small little flowers. These roses are raised in a beautiful manner and you can detect every single petal of the bud. Also let’s mention that you can wrap around it a nice looking ribbon, maybe in a cream nuance, which is shiny and really great looking around all the flowers’ strains.
This example is really colored! It is composed of nice looking orchids in a yellow-green tine and some dots of purple color in the center of the bud. Wrap around this bouquet a shiny rope as into creating a marvelous effect. This rope can be in a similar color to the flower buds and also shiny too.
Another fine model consists of a tulip bouquet composed of pink tulips. Around these tulips there can be some fresh green leaves not necessarily the tulip leaves. You can apply for any kind of leaves as long as their color is an intense green. There’s also the necessity of wrapping and tying this bouquet with a purple ribbon that can be stuck there with the help of some needles that have in one end a small little pearl.
This topic doesn’t end here, because there are some other four examples left and we want to leave them for the next article. We hope that you’ve enjoyed these examples as well and also let’s mention that besides the minimalist bouquet, the spherical one and also the Biedermeier there are many other examples and models that may suit you as well.
From all of these models we consider that the minimalist bouquets and the Biedermeier ones are the most appropriate for a bride to use, but you already know this story of course…. We’re waiting for your feedback and also some information regarding what you really want to find out about and you can be sure that we are going to help you in a way or another. Also, we want to know your opinion regarding these minimalist bouquets if you like them and what flowers you like the most.
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I think tulips are great for minimalist bouquet. Do you have an example using blue tulips?