Modern bouquets are becoming more individual, with couples choosing unusual shapes, orchids, trailing elements and sculptural flowers instead of defaulting to a traditional round design.

USE MOVEMENT TO CREATE A DISTINCTIVE SHAPE

Cascading amaranthus, orchids and asymmetrical lines can make a bouquet feel more editorial while still remaining elegant. Movement also helps the bouquet photograph differently from every angle.

PAIR CLASSIC FLOWERS WITH SCULPTURAL DETAILS

White roses can provide a familiar base, while phalaenopsis orchids, cymbidium orchids or trailing greenery add a more contemporary shape and texture.

DESIGN AROUND THE PERSON CARRYING IT

The most successful unusual bouquets still feel connected to the dress, venue and personality of the person carrying them. Individuality works best when the design feels intentional rather than different for the sake of being different.

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