Last week, we talked about bouquets with a monochrome color palette. This week's topic is similar in nature to the monochrome bouquet, but i

Another cool trend to talk about is brides who have chosen monochrome bouquets in recent years. When I heard the term, "monochrome bouquet,"

In a world of minimalism and downsizing, it might not surprise you that one of the recent trends in wedding flowers is petite bouquets!...

I wrote a short post a few weeks ago about testing out the new version of Bridal Bouquet Builder on my mom's wedding flowers. Well, the big

Believe it or not, there's a small science to how you hold your bouquet on your wedding day! Your florist or photographer may have their own

Spring bouquets are more versatile than I first thought. Originally, I equated spring bouquets to Easter colors and tulips, but I found more

Flower crowns are versatile and fun way to add more flowers into your wedding day! Flower crowns go back as far as bouquets themselves in we

I've put up a new Pinterest board for your viewing pleasure! Find some beautiful wedding day inspo around the flower baby's breath here. In

This week, you won't get the usual wedding tips and bouquet advice you've become accustomed to on the Bridal Builder Blog. This is because C

In winter, there are some very themed ideas to keep your guests warm and stay with the season, but I encourage you to get creative with it!

Of course, "winter" means something different depending on where you live, but in colder climates, brides may have to contend with a unique

"Winter" means something a little different depending on what part of the world you live in. In snowy places, the assumption might be that a

Snapdragon is our #9 most-popular flower! Tied with lisianthus (which can be seen in a dark purple variety in the @bloominghillflowers bouqu

Magnolias are an ancient flower with hearty centers. They appear to have evolved so that beetles could pollinate them. Magnolias are a type