A clutch bouquet of red roses is shown here. Rose leaves form a collar under the roses. The flower stems are wrapped with tulle. A loopy bow of tulle is attached under the collar with a red ribbon loopy bow nestled in to the center of the tulle bow. This bouquet will look very nice displayed in a vase after the ceremony.

Mauve pink open roses and white rose buds are the main flowers in this maid's bouquet. Shimmery white tulle puffs fill in around the roses. Layers of sheer white ribbon were used for the atreamers.

Varigated blue and green foilage form the background for blue carnations and white rose buds. White puffs of shimmery tulle fill in around the flowers. A blue sheer ribbon loopy bow is attached to the bottom of the bouquet.

Here's something different! A kissing ball bouquet. A round foam ball completely covered with flowers. In this case the flowers are Hunter Green, Seafoam Green and Mauve in color with lots of green leaves extending beyond the flower heads. A wide ribbon forms the carrying handle. Ribbon streamers in assorted widths and colors hang from the bottom of the ball. Use a smaller version for the flower girl.

Another flower ball. This one slightly larger than the one above. It is a fine mix of summery colors consisting of roses, day lilies, zinnias, ranunculus and mums. Ribbon streamers in an assortment of colors and widths flow from the bottom, while a wider ribbon is used at top for a carrying handle.

A round bouquet of white roses and pink azalea blossoms. Shimmery sheer white ribbon streamers cascade from the bottom of the bouquet.

Peach tiger lilies are the focal flowers in this round bouquet. White roses are nestled among the lilies. Clusters of peach and white double ruffle baby's breath are scattered throughout the bouquet. Lots of ivy sprigs provide the greenery accents. Peach and white ribbon was used for the streamers.

White roses are the main flower here. They are surrounded by purple crocus with their long green leaves extending outward. Lavender and white peach blossoms were used as the accent flowers. Lavender, purple and white ribbons were used for the streamers.

This nosegay is a cluster of hydrangea blossoms in an ivory color with a touch of pink blushing the blossoms. Antique gold tulle was used to wrap the stems and to form the loopy collar under the hydrangea leaves. This arrangement would do well for a prom date also. It too looks lovely displayed in a vase.