How Can Anyone Resist A Rose Bridal Bouquet?

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A rose bridal bouquet has been the choice of many brides since long time ago. Some brides even insist on roses.

A large range of colours and species, and available almost all-year round make this flower the most versatile.

You can find any rose color except black and blue.

Although it has thorns, brides still choose them because of its beauty and the meaning it carries. Besides, your rose bridal bouquet will be thorn-free because your florist will remove them for you before hand.

Its stem is quite strong and straight, so it is easy to handle them as bridal bouquets.

Practically any type of rose can be used in bridal bouquets, but most of the common ones are Balck Baccara, Avant-garde, Milano, Aqua, Sweet Akito, Bianca and Avalanche roses.

To learn more about the type of roses, you can click here.

Now, what rose color means if you use them in wedding bouquets? Let's see...

• Red - Red is the traditional symbol of love and romance. It simply means "I Love You" and represents everlasting love. The love and romance is very passionate and intense.

• White - The white rose symbolizes purity and innocence. Often perceived as a symbol of the start of something new. And that's why they are suitable for weddings.

• Yellow - The yellow rose is bright and cheerful. Because of that, it best represents friendship.

• Orange - The orange rose is full of energy and enthusiasm. A lot of excitement involved. Rarely used in weddings.

• Pink - The pink rose has a gentler meaning. It means admiration or appreciation. It is not as passionate as the red. For the lighter shade of pink, it can also be used to show sympathy.

• Lavender - The lavender rose signifies enchantment. Sometimes also, it means love at first sight.

• Mix of red and white - A mix of red and white roses means unity and is perfect for weddings.

Great Ideas For Your Rose Bridal Bouquet

Here are some great ideas for your rose wedding bouquet. Click on the links below and you can find photos and instructions on how to make them.

You can even print the page out and suggest to your florist if you choose not to make them yourself.

• Rose Cone Bouquet
  A cone bouquet of yellow two-toned roses, with trailing pearls. Something different.

• White Rose Composite Bouquet
  A composite bouquet (glameria) of white roses and trailing moss. Most suitable for the bride who wants to make a statement.

• a spring bouquet of pink and red roses, green hydrangeas and green mini cymbidiums.

• a round bouquet of baccara roses, burgundy cymbidiums, black ivy berries, ivy leaves and hanging black ivy berries.

• a round hand-tied bouquet of peach roses, apricot gold cymbidium orchids and leucadendron.

• a teardrop bouquet of purple vanda orchids, pink rose and some salix

• an arm bouquet of burgundy cymbidium orchids, red roses, spider orchids and cordyline leaves.

More Info On Your Bridal Bouquet

To know more about the types of roses, you can click here.

How do you know which bridal bouquet type is suitable for you? This guide will help you decide.

Want to preserve your bridal bouquet? Find out the techniques available.

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