Wedding bridal bouquet from wildflowers: varieties and features of choice

For a wedding bouquet, you can use not only noble roses or tulips, but also free field plants. Modest wild flowers can make the image of a girl walking down the aisle especially gentle and romantic.

The bride's wedding bouquet made of wildflowers is used mainly in the summer. At such a time, these plants are available, and it is strange to hold a bouquet of daisies or delphiniums in your hands in the middle of winter. Dressy floral decorations "from the fields" are best suited for a country-style or rustic wedding. Such a bouquet will perfectly emphasize the modesty and spontaneity of the girl who is getting married.

Wildflowers in a bridal bouquet are rare compared to traditional rose and gerbera decorations. But in the bosom of nature, a bride with such an ornament will look natural. Her image will be remembered for a long time by all those invited.

A bouquet of wildflowers can be variegated or seasoned in a certain color.

• To decorate a bouquet for a wedding from wild flowers, you can choose daisies. In the floral arrangement, they personify the purity, youth and naturalness of the bride. These "sunny plants" come in different sizes and offer great opportunities for floristic creativity.

• Cornflower can be chosen as the main "component" in the bouquet. He personifies loyalty and joy. It is good to pick up other unpretentious wildflowers and ears of cereal plants in his company.

• Dandelion - "sun" on the leg. Bouquets with such flowers turn out to be very joyful and emphasize the tenderness of the one they are decorating.A yellow flower can be used or one that has already turned into a fluffy white (in this case, it requires special processing so as not to "grow bald" ahead of time).

• For a bouquet in a rustic style, cotton is also quite suitable - white downy flowers. They will emphasize the girl's femininity and serve as a background for other plants included in the composition of the wedding decoration.

• Poppy makes a very effective impression and can be the basis of a wedding bouquet. Emphasizes the passion of the bride's nature. It goes well with whites, blues and blues.
• The sunflower is a symbol of joy and a happy life. It will also fit well into a field wedding bouquet, creating an optimistic mood.

• The bell looks very elegant in the bouquet, symbolizing humility and constancy, which is important for marital relations.
• Delphiniums look no less beautiful in a bouquet. The most common specimens are blue, blue or purple. Blue delphiniums personify love feelings and are the talisman of marriage. Based on this, it makes sense to include them in a wedding bouquet.

In order for the bouquet to retain its freshness until the end of the holiday, it is necessary to collect and preserve the plants in a certain way, which should become part of the composition. To achieve the desired result, you must follow a number of rules.

• Wildflowers are not usually sold in the store. Therefore, their collection will have to attend to in advance. The best time to do this is the evening before the wedding.
• To bring the plants home fresh, you cannot hold them in your hands throughout the collection and the trip back home. They will deteriorate faster from the warmth of your hands. Therefore, going to the meadow, you need to bring a basket or some other container in which the flowers will not be wrinkled.

• During the harvesting process, the selected plants should not be plucked. It is better to cut them obliquely. This will prolong their life.
• Do not pick wildflowers in the midday sun. It is better to do this in the morning or evening.

• In order for the flowers to survive until the due date, they need to be divided. For example, chamomile with cornflowers can "live peacefully" in one vase, but dandelions and poppies need to be placed in different containers.
• To increase the durability of flowers, their stems are immersed in hot water for half a minute and pruned again. You can mix fertilizer in a vase with cut flowers and put the flowers in the refrigerator.

It makes sense to inquire about the processing of specific colors, just in case. If, for example, processing in hot water is enough for poppies, then for cornflowers, the lower part of the stem must be completely freed from leaves and shoots. In processed form, they will be able to maintain freshness for about seven days. Delphiniums with an empty stem will be even better able to draw water from the vase if they are "plugged" with a piece of cotton wool. This will keep them fresh for almost two weeks.

When composing a bouquet with wildflowers with your own hand, you can first practice in this matter. It is advisable to determine in advance a meadow where you can collect flowers. This "testing ground" will serve as a source of material for experiments, and only then for the final version of the bouquet. When composing bouquets, you can use different flowers until you find the very composition that can reflect the character of the bride, match her costume and the general style of wedding decoration.

With a delphinium, you can, for example, arrange a bouquet in blue tones. The composition in this color should say about the patience of the one that he adorns, about the fact that the girl herself is always ready to help, but she also needs care no less.

In order for the plants to be evenly distributed in the composition in the process of joining in a bouquet, they need to be applied with the stem to the stem in a spiral. To achieve this, you need to put them against each other every time. When completing the flower arrangement, it is important to use various accessories so as not to make the bouquet "heavy". Sometimes it is enough to wrap the stems with a blue ribbon or decorate the bouquet with organza of a suitable color for it to acquire a complete look.

It is important to ensure that the composition of wildflowers tends to a certain shape (for example, round or oval). Otherwise, instead of a bouquet, you can get a shaggy broom. The type of composition of meadow plants can be set using a wicker basket. When supplemented with ribbons or beads, this may be enough to enhance the floral beauty. You can choose from a round or square basket or a heart shape. It all depends on the idea of ​​the designer of the bouquet. You can also set the shape of the composition by wrapping the flowers with thick paper of a neutral shade.

To learn how to make a bridal bouquet of wildflowers with your own hands, see the next video.