I must confess, I do not know many of the flowers in this week’s bouquet: I see some cream coloured hydrangea and some pale yellow cymbidum orchids, but the other teeny flowers escape me. But you know what? This is precisely why I picked this bouquet for my feature this week. The fact that this bouquet’s design seems to be based on big groups of very small, less known flowers makes for such a unique floral arrangement and really caught my eye.

Sweet Stylings Tip:
Many bridal bouquets incoporate large, popular “wedding” flowers such as peonies and roses as the main focus and use smaller and fewer flowers for filler. This bouquet reverses that concept, using larger groups of very small flowers and balances them with larger, popular wedding flowers like the hydrangea and orchids, creating something atypical to a standard bridal bouquet. The key to this look is balance: large groups of the small flowers so that they stay as the main focus and not filler, and pair them with more solid flowers and a collar of Aspidistra leaves to ground the design. Perfection!