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Floral design isn’t simply about choosing the type
and color of flowers you want. How those flowers
are combined and arranged produces a dramatic
difference in the overall effect and style you
achieve. One area where this can be easily seen is
in the shape of a wedding bouquet. When you’re
planning your bridal look, the type of bouquet you
pick is important in nailing the vibe you’re looking
for. You can Order fresh flowers online. Here are
seven well-known types of bouquets with tips on
how they’re often used:
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CASCADE

 In this classic “waterfall” style of bridal bouquet,

flowers and foliage taper from a full top into a point at
the bottom. Trailing greens and flowers that feature a
natural cascading form (think ivy and orchids) work
well with this shape. This style gives off a lush,
romantic air that can work well for either a formal
wedding or a garden-inspired theme.
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POSY
 If your style is sweet and simple, this petite bouquet
sized to be easily carried one-handed is a lovely
option. Posies are usually styled with a round top and
ribbon-wrapped stems and feature flowers primarily,
rather than complementary foliage. You can get this
bouquet from the Best online florist in Qatar.
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NOSEGAY
 Similar in style and size to a posy, a nosegay differs
in that it incorporates more foliage, perfect if you like
the interest that a mix of blooms and greenery can
create. This compact arrangement also makes a
great choice for bridesmaids’ bouquets.
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ROUND

 This bouquet looks exactly the way it sounds, with

flowers formed into a structured dome shape. It’s
larger than a posy, and will often use a monochromatic
palette, a limited range of flower types, or both to
create a smooth, harmonized appearance ideal for
either a traditional or modern wedding. Roses work
well in this type of bouquet. Get this beautiful flower
arrangement from online flower delivery Doha Qatar.
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HAND-TIED

 Hand-tied bouquets provide a more relaxed form

perfect for a rustic or boho wedding. This type of
arrangement incorporates stems of different lengths
as well as flowers and foliage in a variety of colors
and textures to produce the seemingly effortless
effect of a bouquet plucked straight from the garden.
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PRESENTATION

 This type of bouquet is designed to be carried in the

crook of the arm, laying in an elegant line. Long-
stemmed flowers such as calla lilies are especially
well suited to this style. Best for formal or modern
celebrations.
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POMANDER
 Unlike the other types of bouquets in this list, a
pomander is not carried by the stems. It’s a round ball
of flowers suspended from a ribbon or cord that can
be worn on the wrist. This charming look is often used
for a flower girl or other junior members of a wedding
party.