Yes! Not all bouquet shapes suit all outfits. If you're not sure where to start, your florist will be able to advise but here are some tips… - Classic A-line – The bouquet's job here is to balance the top and bottom half of the dress. For V-necks, a V-shaped bouquet works to highlight the ornate detailing at the top of the dress without detracting from the flowing A-line below. Medium bouquet shapes and styles are usually perfect and you can play around with pops of colour and textures that tie in with your venue to add interest. Hand-tied bouquets work brilliantly for that freshly-picked feel! - Column dresses – Whether your dress is figure-hugging or drops straight to the floor, opt for a smaller round design to contrast the rectangular lines. Bouquets of the same flowers and colour palette offer a timeless and classic look. - Ballgowns – Make sure your bouquet doesn't get lost behind the dress. Big blooms mixed with smaller blooms matching the colours and textures of your day will keep the middle ground between size and statement. Classic flowers such as roses are popular to pair with this classic dress style. - Mermaid – We'd recommend a cascading bouquet that draws the eye down to the unusual shape of the dress. Though, if your dress is incredibly detailed, keep your bouquet simple. - Short – Dainty posies are the perfect choice. For the unconventional bride, we love a single stem to make a statement. If you want to add a little extra elegance, attach a long trailing ribbon! - Modern suits – Your bouquet should be bold, individualist, modern, and undeniably powerful. A modern shape is a must whether that's a crescent bouquet or a design that has unexpected elements or flowers. We recommend hairpieces or statement floral jewellery to match so that anyone who sees you on your special day knows that this isn't just any gorgeous suit - it's your wedding suit.