White artificial calla lily cascading bridal bouquet

Description

White calla lilies in a flowing bridal bouquet

White calla lilies, fine lily-of-the-valley-style flowers and green leaves give this Roahosy bouquet a clear, elegant silhouette. The larger blooms form the upper part of the arrangement, while smaller flowers and foliage continue down into a cascade. It is a finished artificial bridal bouquet for someone who prefers sculpted flower shapes to a tightly rounded rose posy.

One bouquet is supplied, measuring approximately 45cm high and 25cm wide. The length gives it a noticeable presence against a dress, with the trailing section creating a line below the hands. White and green keep the palette restrained, allowing the shape of the flowers to do most of the decorative work.

Let the cascade fall freely

The bouquet is designed to be carried with its longer section pointing downwards. Hold it slightly away from the body so the small white flowers and leaves remain visible rather than resting flat against the skirt. Try a few positions with your outfit, especially if the dress has detail at the waist that you would like to show.

The 45cm height is useful to measure out before choosing a cascade. It is a longer shape than a compact hand-held posy, even though the width remains manageable. A plain skirt can give the flowers a clear background, while a fuller dress may suit the bouquet held a little higher so the lower section is not lost among folds.

A simple colour scheme with different flower forms

The calla lilies provide broad, smooth shapes, while the lily-of-the-valley-style sprays add finer detail between them. The greenery separates the white flowers and gives the cascade a soft edge. You could echo the calla lilies in a simple buttonhole or keep other wedding flowers white without matching every variety.

Customers have used the bouquet for wedding purposes, including as a separate bouquet for throwing at the reception. Some enjoy adapting artificial flowers with additional greenery, although the bouquet shown here is already a finished arrangement. Its appearance is decorative and stylised, so choose it for the shape and the convenience of a lasting bouquet rather than expecting the texture of fresh flowers.

Prepare the trailing section carefully

Unpack the bouquet with room to lay the cascade out in its natural direction. Separate any small sprays that have become caught together, supporting the stems near the main arrangement instead of pulling on the ends. Check the front and side views before putting it aside for the day. For transport, use a box long enough to avoid folding the lower flowers sharply. After the wedding, display it where the cascade has space to fall, or store it dry with the full length supported to preserve the flowing outline.