Dusty blue artificial mini bridesmaid bouquets with ivory ribbons (set of 6)

Description

Small blue bouquets with a finished handle

These Ling's Moment mini bouquets combine dusty blue, navy and white flowers with green foliage. Each is already gathered into a small posy with an ivory satin-wrapped handle and bow, giving it a clear wedding finish. Six matching bouquets are included, offering a coordinated set for smaller bridesmaid flowers or reception decorations.

The colours have a soft, cool character, with the deeper blue adding definition among the pale blooms. They can echo blue dresses or bring a little colour to a mostly white table scheme. The compact arrangement also makes it easy to repeat the same flowers around a room without creating large centrepieces.

Useful as personal flowers or table posies

Each bouquet is approximately 21.6cm high and 15.2cm wide. The handle is around 10cm long and 1.3cm thick, making the scale much smaller than a full bridal bouquet. Measure those dimensions before choosing them for attendants, especially if you have a particular photographic effect in mind.

For a table display, place the finished handles in suitable small containers and check that the flower heads sit at a comfortable height. The vases or jars shown in styled photographs are not included. You receive six bouquets, so any containers need to be chosen separately to suit the table layout and the width of the wrapped handles.

A coordinated set that can change roles

The same small bouquets could be carried during the ceremony and placed in waiting vases at the reception. That gives the flowers a second purpose without needing to dismantle them. Make sure the containers are ready and that someone knows where the bouquets should go after the photographs, rather than leaving the plan to the last moment.

Customers have used these posies for bridesmaids and small reception displays. Some bridesmaids kept them afterwards as decorations, and customers have also appreciated being able to pack the artificial flowers for travel. The satin handle is a useful detail here: it looks finished whether the bouquet is being held or resting above the rim of a small vase.

Keeping six pieces looking consistent

Open all six together and check that the flowers face outwards in a similar way. A little gentle separation can release petals and leaves pressed during packing. Smooth the bows and keep each handle clear of the neighbouring flower head while transporting the set. Because the blooms need no water, you can complete this preparation ahead of the wedding. After the event, divide the bouquets among the people who carried them or keep the set together for future table displays in the same blue-and-white palette.