Blue wedding bouquet: choice, design and combination with other shades

A wedding is a great event. When preparing, you should pay close attention to many of the nuances. Bridal clothes, makeup and hair, interior decoration - everything should be perfect. But the most important attribute is the bridal bouquet. At the evening banquet, one of the main rituals is associated with him. In addition, the bouquet throughout the day complements the image of the newlywed and is in the very center of attention, hence the reverent attitude towards his choice. Let us consider in more detail the features of drawing up a flower arrangement in blue.

Blue is associated with purity and freshness, youth and tenderness. It resembles the endless sky, speaks of eternity and fidelity. Such a bouquet is a symbol of the protection of newlyweds from misunderstandings and quarrels. This color personifies bright feelings, harmony in the family, devotion. The bride, who has a blue-blue bouquet, gives the impression of a girl with a calm character, creating coziness in the house. She is measured, patient, but at the same time gentle and sensual.

Such a flower arrangement is very effective, it will be remembered for a long time by all the participants in the celebration. A bride of any age can safely choose this shade of the color palette for a wedding bouquet - it looks relevant at any time of the year.

Blue tones at a wedding look very original. The main thing is that the shade of the bride's accessory is correctly matched to the decoration of the room and the general appearance of the young couple.Appearance also matters, because the image of the future wife should be whole and harmonious. The brighter it is, the richer the main shade of the bouquet should be.

If the bride is a burning brunette, then the bouquet should be saturated with bright blue tones. If she is blonde, then the most appropriate would be to use a soft blue shade. If the future spouse has sky-blue eyes, the flower arrangement will emphasize her natural beauty. If the girl is brown-eyed, it is important to "support" the tone of the bouquet with appropriate makeup and other accessories in this range.

The future spouse should also not be left out. The bride's bouquet and the groom's tie, designed in the same colors, are the optimal solution for creating a uniform color atmosphere. The blue bouquet can also overlap with the tint of a young man's suit or even with the color of the original shirt, matched to the colors. It all depends on the joint efforts of the wedding stylist and the florist. A competently created image of the newlyweds will delight both guests and the future spouses themselves when viewing photos and videos from this spectacular celebration.

There are two options for color solutions when drawing up floral wedding arrangements:

• monochromatic - the composition of the bouquet is limited to one type of flowers or one shade;
• polychromatic - a wide variety of colors and tones are used.

The more shades there are in the bouquet, the more original it will look. However, in order to choose a win-win combination of colors, you should know what blue is in harmony with.

White color in such a bouquet looks very fresh and elegant. Such a flower arrangement will be very impressively combined with a snow-white dress. White is a symbol of purity and innocence. Daisies will look especially symbolic in such a bouquet. This is a great option for a young girl.

Those who want to create a less contrasting and more delicate combination can choose beige, pale pink or peach to pair with blue. Such a bouquet will turn out to be very romantic. For example, the blue tint of the delphinium goes well with the roses of the powder tint.

A high-class florist, when drawing up a bouquet, must take into account the proportions of the figure, the color and shape of the girl's hairstyle. When decorating a bouquet in such a range, it is also necessary to focus on one feature. The dark blue color is visually reduced. With this in mind, you should make blue items with a larger volume than the rest of the wedding accessory. Also, when creating a bouquet, the following points should be taken into account:

• unblown buds - for very young brides;
• blossoming inflorescences - for older women;
• for a short bride, a small bouquet with miniature flowers is suitable;

• a girl with a tall stature is suitable for a cascade bouquet;
• if the bride has a voluminous dress, a miniature bouquet will be optimal;
• with a short dress, a boutonniere bouquet is usually used;
• if the bride's dress has a lot of decorative trimmings, then massive elements must be added to the bouquet composition;
• the best solution when drawing up a wedding arrangement is no more than three varieties of plants in a bouquet.

There is a huge variety of flowers of various blue-blue shades, which gives endless possibilities when creating bouquets for the most demanding taste. Let's consider the most popular types of flowers used for such compositions.

• Blue roses represent the achievement of any goals without effort, love. Roses in blue and blue look fantastic.
• Hydrangea symbolizes hope and sincerity of feelings, a blessing for love. The blue color of the flower gives the bouquet a touch of antiquity.
• Peonies are a great decoration for a summer wedding.

• Orchids are a symbol of luxury and love. It is a very attractive and modern flower. In blue, the orchid looks very exotic. Spectacular bouquets, the center of which is decorated with roses, and the edges are framed with orchids.
• Dendrobium is great. This type of orchid looks very sophisticated and goes well with tulips.
• Iris will emphasize the style, pristine freshness of the bride. It goes well with tulips and roses. Irises are used either blue or white - both shades look great in festive wedding compositions.

• Eustoma is suitable for a romantic and gentle bride. It goes well with rose and hydrangea.
• Freesia is an aristocratic flower. It expresses confidence, it also goes well with rose and hydrangea.
• Bells and cornflowers are an excellent choice for a wedding in a theme close to nature. They are well complemented by chamomile, lavender, clover, wheat, cotton inflorescences. From this variety, you can create a fantastic composition. This bouquet will be more effective if tied with a string.

• Hydrangea in blue looks airy and voluminous. This flower makes excellent "pomanders", spherical bouquets without a handle, which are attached to a satin ribbon and put on the bride's wrist, as well as spectacular classic options.
• Delphinium is an original elongated flower. Blue delphinium and lush "disheveled" peonies look great together. Beautiful bouquets are made with lilacs or cornflowers.

In the company of the noble blue, you can add white, pink, pale purple flowers.

• Chamomile is a "childish" flower that speaks of the bride's innocence, romance, and purity. These cute little "suns" go well with blue cornflowers.
• Chrysanthemum is the autumn queen. White chrysanthemum goes well with many blue shades. It looks especially good with roses, gerberas.
• Anemones are flowers from the buttercup family. The black core makes the flower unusual. In wedding options, a white shade of this flower is used.

The decoration of the wedding bouquet depends on the theme that the newlyweds have chosen to decorate the wedding. Sometimes the composition is made very chic using pearls and rhinestones. It can also be very simple - wildflowers tied with ordinary twine. The design uses satin ribbons, mesh, lace and other elements.