Where love grows and values flourish – a bridal bouquet with corsages, customer request from Tina

A bouquet of love, strength and home! For her wedding, Tina wanted a bridal bouquet with special symbolic meaning. At its heart are striking red and white carnations, alongside blue cornflowers as the main flowers. The red carnations symbolise passionate love and devotion, whilst the white carnations represent purity, fidelity and sincere affection. The cornflower complements the arrangement with its symbolism of naturalness, hope and endurance. Delicate chamomile, used as a filler flower, brings a gentle lightness to the bouquet and traditionally represents calm, modesty and inner strength. Golden wheat ears not only lend the bouquet a warm, textural touch, but also symbolise fertility, prosperity and a shared future. The greenery is characterised by lime and oak leaves: lime leaves represent love, security and community, whilst oak leaves embody strength, steadfastness and endurance. Together, they create a powerful, nature-inspired foundation. The bridal bouquet is finished off with a dark blue ribbon, which stands for depth, fidelity and tranquillity, lending the overall look an elegant, classic touch. To complement the bridal bouquet, floral boutonnieres were also created for the groom and the wedding party. The groom’s boutonniere echoes the main symbolism of the bridal bouquet, combining the central elements into a compact, meaningful detail. For the best man, the focus is on a combination of cornflowers and oak leaves – an expression of loyalty, strength and reliable friendship, complemented by chamomile and wheat as unifying elements. The bridesmaid’s boutonniere emphasises the themes of love, warmth and togetherness with a red carnation and lime blossom leaves, also complemented by chamomile and wheat for a cohesive overall look. The overall look elegantly combines symbolism, a connection to nature and emotional depth – a floral concept that makes the client’s values and wishes visible and tangible. Shop the Look!