Flower bouquets are such an important element on your wedding day, just as the women who will hold these. More than adding some visual romance and beauty to this special day, these delicately arranged flowers help in highlighting your best gals among the sea of your guests. And though there are lots of things to consider like your prettiest colorways and theme, we’ve rounded some pairings that we think will make your gals bloom in every aspect of your wedding. Are you up for it? Check our suggestions below.

There are various bouquet types, and possibly the bride may already have some ideas on what they want for the bridesmaids. But one of the most popular arrangements is Nosegay. Generally it has one focal flower or color that defines the bouquet and usually contains more greenery than a posy. Dresses with contrasting hues like classic blushes or light warm tones work well in making both the dress and flowers pop against the greens.

Here's a recommended Blush dress to match with your Nosegay Bouquet.

Single stem has become a popular choice too for bridal events. Flowers with big petals or are naturally big in size work well especially in weddings with simple themes. The flowers are big enough to attract attention but also mellow enough to not overpower your bridesmaid’s beauty, instead compliments them more. With simple dresses, this arrangement can stand out as both elements exude plain grace and innocence. You can opt for different kinds of flowers for each of your gals or stick with one type, just be sure they’re all big enough.

Here's a recommended dresses to match with your Single Stem Bouquet.

Pomander bouquets are spheres of flowers that include a ribbon handle at the top for carrying to which goes well with dresses with ribbons, thicker straps or those with accents of bold waistbands, folds and piping. The ribbon handles will neatly match these details in your bridesmaid’s dresses. And since this arrangement is structured into a sphere, we think that A-lines or gowns with less structured fall can allow this pairing to be more relaxed.

Here's a recommended dresses to match with your Pomander Bouquet.

Composite uses a series of buds, petals, and blooms wired together in an arrangement that looks like a single, giant flower made from smaller flowers. This elegant yet meticulous order reminds us of dresses with tulle, frills and dainty folds. This pairing that seamlessly matches each other will surely create a look that intertwines layers of romance and femininity.

Here's a recommended dresses to match with your Composite Bouquet.

Lastly, biedermeier is a round bouquet consisting of a tight bunch of uniformly cut flowers wrapped by fabric or wire. It’s structure creates a perfect resemblance to dresses that accentuate curves like mermaid cuts as this bouquet is arranged into a tight perfect dome. Usually, it consists of a single type of floral or varying types of florals in a single color. As it is also a polished arrangement, frocks that are with elegant cuts would also work well.

Here's a recommended High-slit Off-Shoulder dress to match with your Pinned Back Hairstyle.