Plymouth Wedding Flowers: A Complete Guide for the Wedding Party

Start your wedding flower planning with the wedding party's flowers—bridesmaids, best man, bride and groom, parents, flower girls, and ushers. This approach simplifies color coordination.

Begin with the Bridal Bouquet

The bridal bouquet is the centerpiece. Choose it first, then coordinate all other flowers. Let the florist see the bridal gown (or photos and fabric swatches) for perfect complement.

Gather Inspiration

Browse bridal websites and magazines for floral display ideas to make informed choices.

Bridesmaids' Bouquets

Typically smaller, simplified versions of the bridal bouquet. Share bridesmaids' dress details (swatches, photos) and their heights for proper proportion.

Flowers for Children

For young bridesmaids or flower girls, posies look lovely. Alternatives: a single flower in the hair or a fresh flower corsage if holding a posy for hours is a concern.

Buttonholes and Corsages

Traditionally worn by all male wedding party members (fathers, groom, brothers, grandfathers, ushers, best man, readers), but any member can wear them. Color-coordinate with attire. Silk flowers are popular for durability—they last all day.

Written by Maricruz Tennill, experienced wedding florist. Visit Interflora for Plymouth wedding flowers and qualified florists delivering to your venue.