To find the perfect bouquet for you, think in terms of an overall style. Simple, natural, or romantic. A simple bouquet, either in a traditional or modern sense, can work for almost any wedding style. Simple may have only one variety of flower. A dainty posy of staphanotis, the most classic of wedding flowers is subtle and elegant.
A natural bouquet is more freely styled, loosely arranged, and is ideal for semi-formal or informal weddings. Natural can include sunflowers, zinnias or a variety of seasonal flowers. Herbs can be mixed in along with numerous grasses and pods providing a wildflower look.
A romantic bouquet is lush and overflowing, and can be tailored to many wedding styles. Think of a bouquet with a mix of peonies and David Austin garden roses, parrot tulips or frilly sweet peas. A romantic bouquet can also be complemented with berry accents and swirling tendrils of ivy or other greenery. Of course, these styles are always open to interpretation and adaptation.