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Silk or real; what’s a bride to do? For many brides, the question is really perplexing — especially for those who want to mix a dash of “Do-It-Yourself” into their wedding flower preparations.

Obviously, silk comes with some advantages — it’s tough and shelf stable, and the petals won’t come off at the worst possible moment. On the other hand, silk flowers don’t always look real, and they aren’t always a bargain, either.

No need to fear wilted, thirsty flowers on your wedding day if you choose a silk bridal bouquet. Silk bridal bouquets will last forever, creating memories that will not fade with the passing years. No more dried up, pitiful reminders of your wedding if you choose silk flowers. Instead, they will remain as fresh and vital as they did on that special day.

Wedding flowers will never be out of style. The trends may change, but the message these flowers bring will always remain. They are a tribute to femininity.

The current trend is for wedding flowers to be simple yet elegant. White or cream-colored flowers are always the most popular. Of the whites, roses and lilies still are a woman�s bosom favorites as they always have been. It can be as simple as a hand-tied bouquet of roses and as elegant as a burst of calla lilies or tulips. The bouquets are not as elaborate as before, and wedding planners and designers are opting for a more fresh and natural look. The floral motifs can be as daring as touches of reds and oranges or as subtle as whites and pinks in a bouquet.

Undeniably flowers are one of the most important elements of any wedding day. Wedding flowers add flamboyance and set the mood for the event. Selecting the right flowers is not easy as it might sound as wedding flower trends include many choices of colours and designs.

If you have a fair idea of your budget and the needs, then picking up the right wedding florist would only be a cake walk. It is always better to book your florist at least  5-6 months before the big day especially so, if your wedding is listed for the popular wedding months like June, which could be busy. Collect all the relevant information about the wedding florist such as their experience and expertise in handling large floral displays. If you are opting for a church wedding, the role of the florist assumes greater significance as it involves decorating the altar and pews apart from the side tables and walkways among others. Try to get some pictures of the work of the florist at my wedding/reception to get an idea of the styles adopted. In case you have any specific floral choices, make sure that these newest floral varieties are available in the colours you have chosen.

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