The Bride's Guide Blog

Generations of brides have looked to their mothers and grandmothers for wedding day memorabilia. Let Dad or Grandpa have his day by wrapping a bow tie around the …

Create a charming and cozy bouquet cuff with white felt like we did here, then add yellow roses and sweet-smelling narcissus, and tie with a big white bow…

For a silver-and-white wedding — a great color palette for a winter event — use blooms such as white garden roses, scilla, and velvety lamb’s ear tied with …

To make a winter bouquet even more lush, include cockscomb — the deep-pink ruffle-edged flower here — and highlight its rich texture with a thick velvet ribbon wrap…

A collection of ivory ranunculus, parrot tulips, and anemones, with accents of lamb’s ears, cotton sprigs, and tiny tallow-berry branches, makes the perfect wintry bouquet…

Perfect for a Christmastime bride, this bouquet includes amaryllis and hypericum berries, offset by sprigs of arborvitae…

Create a special mix for your bouquet by using herbs and flowers — it will have a variety of textures, colors, and scents…

Before you visit the florist, get inspiration from the new shapes of wedding flowers. They artfully reach up, organically sweep down, and gloriously twist…