"Tropical" Bridal Bouquets

Have you ever wondered what flowers are used in a "Tropical" Bridal Bouquet? Most don't know what "Tropical" flowers are. Just to name off a few, Orchids of any kind, Birds of Paradise, Ginger, Lilies, Anthuriums and Roses even though they really are not considered "Tropical" but often seen in most bouquets.

Here a few examples of "Tropical" Bridal Bouquets:






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An alternative to a traditional bridal bouquet

Try this as an alternative to the traditional bridal bouquet.

A seashell bouquet of Babylonia Spirata, Murex Virgenues, Murex Indivia, brown Chullas and Strawberry Strombus. The arrangement was wrapped in brown satin ribbon and tied with baker's twine.

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Tropical Bridal Bouquets

Many Brides have mixed emotions of what a tropical bridal bouquet is. Tropical flowers used in creating a tropical bridal bouquet could be of the following choices: Orchids (all kinds), Stargazer, Asiatic or Oriental Lilies, Calla Lilies, Roses, Birds of Paradise, Heliconia, Tulips, and many more. Take a look at some of the bouquets that were chosen by my Brides.



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