Wedding bridal bouquet from hydrangea: options for beautiful compositions and combinations

A wonderful combination in a bouquet of delicate hydrangeas and roses, fragrant freesias and wonderful orchids will not leave indifferent any girl. What is the meaning of these flowers, why they are ideal for a bride's bouquet, what options for compositions to choose for a wedding, you will find out in this article.

A wedding bouquet of romantic snow-white hydrangeas to the face of any bride. This is a win-win for a classic wedding celebration.

The presence of a blue color palette in the bouquet is a big undertaking. Decorations in the bride's hairstyle, wedding dress, groom's suit and boutonniere, the interior of the wedding hall and the wedding bouquet - everything should be in the same color scheme.

White hydrangeas and roses, blue orchids and blue freesias are ideal for a themed wedding:

• sea, river, pirate;
• blue, light blue, cornflower blue;
• aristocratic blue and gold;
• winter in blue and silver colors.

A bouquet of hydrangeas with bright blue orchids will look spectacular in the hands of a dark brown-haired woman and a burning brunette.

A composition with azure freesias is an excellent find for a fragile blonde with a golden or platinum shade of hair.

A bold combination of colors will attract admiring glances from guests to the bride. Girls who love to be in the spotlight can choose a mixed floristic composition with a predominance of lilac orchids, blue freesias and lisianthus, snow-white and light green hydrangeas.

Extravagant brides will prefer a bouquet where rich burgundy hydrangeas alternate with blue and purple.The focal points in such a composition are blue orchids, red anthuriums or crimson calla lilies.

At the request of the bride, an experienced florist will create a bouquet that not only matches the style of the wedding and the girl's appearance, but also reflects her inner world.

A mono-bouquet of white or blue hydrangeas looks exquisite in the hands of a young and timid bride.

The composition is done by assembling the plants in parallel with a staggered arrangement.

The beauty of the bouquet is in a clear round shape that looks very romantic even without additional decorations.

Large hydrangea inflorescences allow you to create compositions in the form of a round bouquet, called a hemisphere. It is good to use roses, anemones, tulips here, which with a smooth structure of petals and an oval shape of buds will create a bright contrast against the background of wavy hydrangea petals. The lower part of the bouquet is lined with lush greenery.

Bouquets - "disheveled" - this is an artistic negligence, created by the hands of an experienced florist. Twigs, buds, spikelets coquettishly knocking out of the total mass create a feeling of natural simplicity. In the hands of the bride, the bouquet says that love is the most natural and wonderful feeling on earth.

Fragile bells of freesia, delicate hyacinths, airy twigs of gypsophila and orchids, similar to butterflies fluttering over a bouquet, give peace and tranquility - there are only flowers and tender mutual feelings in life.

A cascading bouquet always emphasizes the femininity and grace of a girl. This is an unusually spectacular version of the bouquet that emphasizes the beauty of the bride and her wedding dress. Plants with smooth lines, like a fantastic colored waterfall, lower their delicate stems and buds down.

The lush head of the bouquet is formed from hydrangeas and roses, and the cascading phalaenopsis bows its luxurious inflorescences to the bride's feet.

I want the flowers in the bouquet to stay fresh as long as possible. Special care should be taken for compositions containing hydrangea. In Japan, the homeland of the hydrangea, it is called the "drooping" flower: it becomes lethargic and lifeless without water.

The bouquet, collected in the usual classical way "on its own legs", must be periodically placed in water throughout the holiday. Make sure in advance that the little vase is present everywhere with you: in the marriage registration hall, in the car, on a walk, at the newlyweds' table.

Experienced florists, knowing the special love of hydrangeas for water, create bouquets that do not require constant replenishment of flowers in vases, which is very convenient, especially in hot summer, - these are compositions on a bouquet holder and bouquets on "false legs". They are great for off-site registrations and long photo shoots.

The design of the bouquette holder allows you to constantly nourish the oasis with flowers. The water is in the handle of the bouquette holder, and in order for the hydrangea to feel good, it is necessary to periodically tilt the composition downward.

The compositions look very elegant and solemn, although the water present in them makes them somewhat heavy compared to the usual bouquet.

Bouquets on "false legs" are created both on a handbag and on a floral sponge.

The plants are pruned and inserted into the oasis using a wire-mounting technique. To make the bouquet look natural, they make an imitation of live legs from cut stems. "False legs" are decorated with ribbons, like the stems of flowers in a regular composition.

A bouquet lasts much longer than an ordinary one, and gives much more opportunities for creativity and imagination of a florist.

If you want to make a bouquet of hydrangeas yourself, you should take into account the nuances that will help keep the bouquet fresh for a long time:

• after cutting, the hydrangea is placed in hot water up to the very cap;
• to make the flower drink water better, split the stem with a knife and remove all the leaves;
• you can add "Chrysal" to the water - an agent that prolongs the life of cut flowers;
• inflorescences should be fully opened, without green buds, especially in blue and burgundy hydrangeas;
• when collecting a bouquet, place the hydrangeas tightly to each other: this will keep the moisture inside the bouquet, which is important for flowers;
• In ordinary bouquets, florists place hydrangeas in floristic flasks on long holders, which allows them to nourish the flowers with water.

Playing with different types and shades of hydrangea in combination with flowers that differ in color and texture, allows florists to create creations of extraordinary beauty:

• round bouquets, where the upper part of the sphere is collected from snow-white roses, and the composition is completed by a pale blue hydrangea;
• a sphere of blue hydrangeas accented with white roses;
• mono-bouquet, where the rich blue hydrangea is gradually replaced by blue and turns into white;
• a combination of green and light blue hydrangeas with ovals of unopened buds of cream roses and large white lisianthuses;
• the pinnacle of floristic art is glamelia made from petals of a white rose and blue hydrangea.

Freesias are the constant companions of hydrangeas in wedding compositions. When creating spherical bouquets, florists often remove oblong freesia buds so that they do not violate the intended shape, but they are perfect for creating asymmetrical compositions and bouquets in a natural style.

• The center of the bouquet is a blue hydrangea surrounded by cornflower-blue freesias with bright green branches of unopened inflorescences, playfully towering over the composition. The bouquet is completed with white roses lined with salal greens.
• A bouquet of white hydrangeas, disassembled into small inflorescences, in combination with blue freesias, large white and small creamy spray roses, looks great.

Orchids perfectly complement the compositions:

• a bouquet of wavy white hydrangea and white vanda;
• milk inflorescences of hydrangea and blue cymbidium flowers.

Various decorations in wedding bouquets look stylish:

• pearls;
• drops of beads;
• rhinestones;
• brooches, hairpins, pins.

For bouquets in natural and marine styles, stones, shells, decorative cords are used.

The legs of the bouquets are decorated with satin and silk ribbons and lace.

Flowers accompany us everywhere - without them life would be gray and faceless. The ancient art of speaking the language of flowers helped people express the strongest feelings and emotions: joy and admiration, tenderness and delight, sadness and sadness.

Hydrangea, or "Japanese rosun", is a visitor from the far east, steeped in legends and legends. In some countries, for the magnificent shimmering of blue inflorescences, it was called a symbol of coldness and indifference. Other peoples presented hydrangea as a gift as a sign of loyalty, hope and faith.

“Yours for life” - this is how a man says in the language of flowers, presenting his beloved with a bouquet of hydrangeas.

Those who have been to the African continent and have seen endless fields of blooming freesias can consider themselves lucky.

Delicate freesia is a symbol of faith, hope and love. Unusual delicate aroma of freshness with light notes of citrus fruits, according to giving, freesia received as a gift, saving the beautiful Spring.

Awakening nature from winter sleep, young Spring got tired and fell asleep. Insidious Winter decided to take power into her own hands and turn all living things into permafrost. The fragile freesia was not afraid of the severe frost and rang its little bells, raising the alarm. The young goddess woke up, and again the kingdom of warmth, love and flowers reigned on earth.

Majestic orchids are considered aristocratic flowers.In ancient times, people believed that the goddess of light, who passionately fell in love with a simple man, agreed for him to come to the earthly world with a beautiful flower - Orchid.

Since then, these amazing flowers are considered a symbol of passionate and strong love. Snow-white orchids tell a woman that she is the most desirable and beloved. Blue and blue - express a sense of admiration and gratitude.

The queen of flowers - a white rose - was born from the sea foam that covered the body of the beautiful Aphrodite who came out of the sea. The gods, enchanted by the beauty of the flower, gave her a wonderful scent, but the envious ones deprived the rose of immortality. So she stayed on earth to not long, but sincerely and deeply excite the hearts of people with her beauty.

White roses symbolize purity and innocence, devotion and loyalty, selfless and sincere love, which is higher and stronger than fleeting passion.

Purple roses - love at first sight and hope for a new meeting, blue - admiration and delight.

For information on how to assemble a bridal bouquet from hydrangea, see the next video.