Wedding flowers
Bridal Bouquets — Toronto & the GTA
A bridal bouquet is the one arrangement that appears in almost every photograph of the day, so it is worth getting right. We design bridal bouquets in Toronto and deliver them across the GTA, in round, loose garden and cascading shapes, sized and weighted to suit the person carrying it.
Order a bouquet on its own or alongside the rest of the wedding party. Either way, tell us the date, the palette and the flowers you love, and we will tell you honestly what will be at its best that week.
Bridal bouquets
Each design is offered in a few sizes so you can scale it up or down without changing the look.
Bouquet shapes, and what each one is good for
Shape changes how a bouquet photographs and how it feels to carry for several hours. These are the six we are asked for most.
The classic. A domed, gathered shape with a bound stem — tidy in photographs from every angle and the easiest to carry for a long ceremony.
Softer and less symmetrical, with stems left at different lengths so the bouquet looks gathered rather than arranged. Suits garden and outdoor venues.
The teardrop shape that trails downward. It is the most dramatic option and the most photographed, and it needs more material than a round bouquet of the same width.
A small, dense bouquet — sometimes called a nosegay or posy. Popular for city hall ceremonies, second looks and anyone who does not want to carry much.
One flower, repeated — all roses, all peonies in their season, all ranunculus. Graphic, calm, and easy to match to bridesmaid bouquets.
Foliage as the structure with a handful of focal blooms. A good way to get scale without a large flower count.
Delivered, or placed in your hands
On the delivery-only tier we bring the bouquet to your getting-ready address, hydrated and ready to carry, with care notes. On full service we arrive on the day, hand out the personal flowers, pin the boutonnieres and make sure everything is in the right hands before the ceremony.
Both use the same flowers and the same designers. The difference is only who does the placing.
Bridal bouquet questions
The rest of the wedding flowers
Smaller companions to the bridal bouquet, plus flower crowns and a toss bouquet for the wedding party.
Boutonnieres for the groom and groomsmen, wrist and pin-on corsages for mothers, grandmothers and readers.
Reception table flowers: low arrangements, bud vase clusters and tall statement pieces for the head table.
Arch and arbour flowers, chuppah greenery, aisle and altar arrangements, floral backdrops and cake flowers.
Ask about your bridal bouquet
Tell us the date, the venue, the dress and the flowers you are drawn to. A photograph of something you like is the fastest way to get an accurate quote back.
- Rather price it yourself first? Build your own package and send the list from there.
- Not sure of the details yet? A guest count and a colour is enough to start.
- Already have a list? Paste it in and we will price it line by line.
Prefer to talk it through? (437) 747-6553hello@cindysflowers.ca