The cardinal rule in holding your bouquet is FLOWER OVER FLOWER. Yes, your bouquet over your flower.
The most beautiful bridal marches happen when one walks radiantly, beaming with pride, with enough shyness towards her groom in her dream gown holding pretty florals that is low enough to not cover the gowns details. Please do not hide behind those lovelinesses.
(Roumeline Agonoy photographed by Mykel Mesina)
(Chequet Mendoza by Kit M.)
(Queenie Reyes by Foreveryday Photography )
(Rhea Hernando by Jeff and Lisa Llarena Photography) |
| Shy. |
A bouquet held above the waist is only pretty for beauty shots.  |
| Shy. |
| (Shy Madrid by Mykel Mesina) |
| Shy. |
| (Vanessa Go by Mykel Mesina) |
| Shy. |
| Never, ever drop your bouquet during the bridal march. |
| Shy. |
Should you need to tuck your arm, the free hand should hold the bouquet below the waist and as centered as possible.
(Chelsea Clinton grabbed from Pinterest)
(Anica Florida by Mykel Mesina of Light Painters Studio)
(Heather Nicolas by Daniel Ruiz of We Do Media)
And for heaven's sake, that rule follows too for the whole entourage! Show off that dress, highlight the bouquet.
(Queenie Reyes by Foreveryday Photography)
Posted with Blogsy
