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Bouquet Descriptions |
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| Arm Bouquet | A wedding bouquet of flowers, bound and carried in the fold of the arm. |
| Ballerina Bouquet | A round bouquet, composed of masses of net or tulle which served to fill the space devoid of flowers, which were scarce due to the war. (1940's) |
| Basket Bouquet | A wedding bouquet arranged in basket and hand held or carried on the arm or by the handle. |
| Basquette Bouquet | This bouquet is made in the style of a basket, without using a basket. The handle is usually made of ribbon. |
| Bible or Prayer Book Bouquet | This bouquet is made to attach to the top of a Bible or Prayer Book. Many times ribbon is used to attach the flowers to the book. |
| Cascading Bouquet | This bouquet is made with flowers cascading below the main portion of the design. |
| Cathedral or Tapering Bouquet | A long cascading bouquet with more than one cascading extension. Each extension cascades at different levels. |
| Clutch Bouquet | This bouquet looks like they were picked out of a garden. They are bound together in a casually gathered look. Flower stems can be short or long. |
| Colonial Bouquet | Round bouquet of flowers, no noticeable extension of flowers or foliage coming out of bouquet. These are somewhat larger than the English nosegay bouquets. |
| Crescent Bouquet | The bouquet appears in the shape of a quarter moon. Flowers are usually tapered and extended at each end while the center is more compact. |
| Fan Bouquet | A bouquet of flowers arranged on a fan. |
