Wedding flowers
Bridesmaid Bouquets & Wedding Party Flowers
Bridesmaid bouquets are the pieces that set the tone of every group photograph, and they are where a wedding flower order most often grows without anyone deciding it should. We design them in Toronto and deliver across the GTA, sized deliberately smaller than the bridal bouquet so the two read correctly side by side.
The same page covers the rest of the wedding party: flower crowns, a toss bouquet if you are planning a toss, and smaller pieces for junior attendants. Order any of it on its own.
Bridesmaid bouquets, crowns and toss bouquets
Sized in tiers so a party of two and a party of ten cost proportionally, not identically.
Bridesmaid bouquet ideas that actually photograph well
Six approaches we come back to, roughly in order of how often couples choose them.
The same recipe as the bridal bouquet at a reduced stem count. Reads as one family in group photographs and is the safest choice when the palette is doing a lot of work.
Same colours, different focal blooms in each bouquet. Photographs with more texture than a set of identical bouquets, without looking unplanned.
One flower family stepped through shades — blush through to deep rose, or ivory through to butter. Works especially well when the dresses are mismatched.
A tight bunch of one flower per bridesmaid. Graphic, easy to carry, and the most forgiving option if your party is large.
Foliage bunches with no blooms at all. Quietly modern, holds up well in heat, and lets the bridal bouquet be the only flowers in frame.
Not everyone wants a bouquet. A wrist corsage, a small pinned posy or a single wrapped stem are all normal alternatives for a bridesmaid or a junior attendant.
Getting them to the right hands
Wedding party flowers usually need to be in two places: the getting-ready address in the morning and, occasionally, the venue later. Delivery-only covers one scheduled drop-off; if you need a second stop, or want us there to hand pieces out and pin buttonholes, that is the full-service tier.
Bouquets travel in water and come out ready to carry, so a morning delivery still looks right at an evening reception.
Bridesmaid flower questions
The rest of the wedding flowers
The bouquet you carry down the aisle, in round, loose garden and cascading shapes, sized to suit you.
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 wedding party flowers
Tell us how many bridesmaids, whether you want crowns or a toss bouquet, and the palette you are working with. Dress colours or a photograph help more than adjectives.
- 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