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What is a cascade wedding bouquet?
A cascading bouquet is an arrangement of flowers that literally cascades from the bride’s hands, creating a natural, trailing effect.
Gorgeous Cascading Wedding Bouquets
A gorgeous cascading wedding bouquet stamps your presence and adds beauty to your decor. So if you want structure, opt for a mix of stems and vines with fluffy, full blooms and soft petals. The bouquets also don’t have to be tapered as you can use full blooms for a larger-than-life look. You can also work with a cascading gradient starting with ranunculus and checkered fritillaria above. Descend the gradients with lighter shades like garden roses, lilac, tulips, and double petal hellebore for the body. To gain length, add some Phalaenopsis orchids and jasmine vine. But if the regal touch appeals to you, combine ivory roses, spray roses, white freesia, Italian Ruscus, white orchid blossoms, and variegated ivy.
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Cascading Pink And White Wedding Bouquets
Cascading pink and white wedding bouquets speak romance, love, and faith. So, go for large size of pink roses surrounded by ivy for a woodland wedding. If you want a chic look, combine white roses, peonies, and kumquats. For the bohemian bride, a combination of garden roses, pale pink lisianthus, pink grasses, and white thistles are perfect. But if you’re leaning toward a princess-themed wedding, match white tulips with pale pink roses, bubble gum, and Fuchsia. We also love the cascading countryside-themed bouquets combo of salmon peonies, buckeye bell peonies, cafe au last roses, and navy sweet peas.
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Wedding Cascading Bouquets with Orchids
Wedding cascading bouquets with orchids are elegant, timeless, and real showstoppers. Orchids boast different colors, sizes, and shapes, making them versatile for every wedding style. Curate phalaenopsis orchids as a stand-alone for a classic look. But if you want an elevated garden look, pair it with garden roses, lisianthus, spray roses, and calla lilies. You can mix shapes and silhouettes of orchids to create a structural look or pair them with peonies for texture. For a master cascading bouquet, pair ivory orchids and roses in an asymmetrical arrangement. Or give the orchids a tropical look by pairing them with dried ferns and palms.
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Cascading Wedding Flower Bouquets with Greenery
Cascading wedding flower bouquets with greenery range from the most dramatic to minimalist. A bohemian wedding would feature the most dramatic bouquets like a mix of King protea, garden roses, peonies, ranunculus, ivy, and succulents. For a more colorful beach wedding, try the combination of Roses, peonies, eucalyptus, and leaves from an evergreen tree. But if you prefer a simple cascading greenery bundle, use Roses, Billy balls, and veronica. For the neutral loving bride, combine Ivory and garden roses, ranunculus, and anemones surrounded by lush greenery. However, if you feel like working with a winter hue, mix and match Dahlias, hydrangeas, hypericum berries, and other greenery.
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Cascading Fall Wedding Bouquets
The autumn has a say in choosing cascading fall wedding bouquets because it churns out the cutest blooms. Match neutral tones of spray roses and lilies with rust-colored leaves and tons of greens to give this understated fall vibe. Or you can create the perfect fall vibe with a merger of Burgundy, navy, and hunter green. Match roses, dahlias, thistle, astilbe, and smokebush for your cascading bouquets. If you want to mimic a harvest of blooms, combine ombré dahlias, multi-colored astilbe, yellow spray roses, and astrantia. But if you want a garden-inspired treat for the perfect autumn, curate velvety lamb’s ear and berries for seasonal accents.
Simple Cascading Wedding Bouquets with Roses
Simple cascading wedding bouquets with roses are classic and versatile for every season. They can stand alone in a trailing bouquet or work with touches of other blooms and foliage for a charming look. Create a romantic blushing combination with spray roses, as well as scabiosa, jasmine vine, and berries. Or you could opt for a plush palette with an array of garden roses in hues of peach, pink, and cream. For a color pop, use lots of peach garden roses combined with poppies. But if you’re leaning towards industrial chic, garden roses, dahlias, miniature ball dahlias, sweet autumn clematis, ranunculus, and campanula gives dimension. Lastly, the color contrast of white garden roses alongside yellow ranunculus gives texture, dimensions, and romance at once.
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Unique Cascading Wedding Bouquets
Unique cascading wedding bouquets come in different colors, sizes, and shapes for the year 2024. Think about a Fuchsia bouquet dripping in bold colors as floral combo-like orchids with roses in cream, blush, red, and pink. If you want to go the way of pastel colors, do a combination of coral, peach, and lilac hues. However, a minimalist, dramatic, and off-the-beaten-path construction is the curating of structured crisp grasses and calla lilies. And for an organic vibe, combine baby’s breath with pale blue and mauve floral hues. Tie this look together with trailing silk or ribbon to make it refreshing.
Cascading wedding bouquets are larger than life and gives the bride presence. Moreover, they combine with the venue’s floral arrangements to create a cohesive theme. Depending on your wedding style, there are varying sizes of cascading bouquets that suit. Over here we’ll show you the best flowers for your boho, nature-inspired, simple, seasonal, and sizeable wedding bouquets.
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