Ivory and champagne artificial rose wedding bouquet with lace ribbons

Description

A gentle palette for a romantic wedding

Creamy roses, little white flowers and soft green foliage give this EZsenses bouquet an easy, gathered feel. The colours sit quietly together, with pale champagne and a hint of blush bringing warmth to the ivory flowers. Long ribbons and lace soften the outline below the blooms, so there is plenty of detail without a large, heavy-looking arrangement dominating your dress.

It is a finished hand-held wedding bouquet, supplied as one piece. You can carry it as your bridal bouquet or choose matching individual bouquets for your bridesmaids. The rounded flower head is about 20cm across and the bouquet stands around 28cm high, giving it a manageable scale for a small ceremony, a registry-office wedding or a more relaxed celebration.

Lace, ribbon and a rustic handle

The wrapped handle is part of its charm. Twine brings a natural texture to the stems, while the ivory ribbon and open lace give the finished bouquet a softer, more bridal character. Together they work particularly well with linen, light wood and simple cream fabrics. You do not need to add a separate bouquet holder to achieve the look shown.

Those trailing ribbons are deliberately generous. Let them fall freely for movement in photographs, or arrange them neatly over your hands for a quieter finish. If you prefer a shorter tail, try holding the bouquet with your outfit before deciding where to trim. Keeping a little extra length initially makes it easier to judge the balance against your dress.

A bouquet to enjoy beyond the ceremony

The artificial flowers need no water, so you can organise them before the wedding and keep them close by during the preparations. Once unboxed, gently separate any petals or foliage that have settled against neighbouring flowers. Turn the bouquet slowly as you work, checking the rounded shape from the front and both sides rather than pulling everything forward.

Customers who used this design for their wedding have praised its proportions and understated colours. Several chose it for bridesmaids, and one bride enjoyed keeping hers in a vase afterwards. That is a particularly lovely use for this style: the soft palette can sit comfortably on a dressing table or bedroom shelf without looking like a decoration that only belongs at a wedding.

Planning your flowers

For a small bridal party, repeating this same bouquet gives the group a coordinated look while allowing different dresses or ribbon treatments to add individuality. Each bouquet is sold separately; photographs of several together show how individual purchases can be combined. Keep the flowers dry, protect the lace from snagging and store the bouquet with room around the blooms, ready for the day you want to carry it.