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About a month ago, we asked our florist friends to submit their predictions for the Royal Wedding bouquet! We were blown away by the incredible submissions! After finally getting a peak at Kate’s bouquet, we’ve narrowed down the submissions to the 3 closest choices. Florist Shane Connolly went with something a little different than I think most florists were thinking. The bouquet was actually small, and predominately featured Lily of the Valley and myrtle. As tradition dictates for royal weddings, the bride’s bouquet contains a sprig of myrtle from the original myrtle bush planted by Queen Victoria at Osborne House, Isle of Wight in 1845. It also contains a sprig from a plant grown from the myrtle used in The Queen’s wedding bouquet of 1947.
None of our submissions were spot on, so it’s going to be a tough choice for the winner.
WE NEED YOUR HELP! Scroll to the bottom and select which florist you think should win!
Created by Jennifer of
Joy’s Floral & Gift, Powhatan VA
http://www.joysfloralandgifts.com/
Created by Nancy of
Alma Blooms, Alma WI
http://www.almablooms.com/
Above 3 created by Tina of
Perfect Rose Floral Design, East Islip NY
http://www.perfectrosefloraldesigns.com/
Who do you think best predicted the Royal Wedding Bouquet?
- A Perfect Rose Florist (64%, 90 Votes)
- Alma Blooms (34%, 47 Votes)
- Joy's Floral & Gifts (2%, 3 Votes)
Total Voters: 140
Loading ...We will announce the winner on Tuesday, May 2nd. Good luck! Thank you for ALL of the submissions!
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These 3 are beautiful bouquets but I don’t think any of them resemble the one Kate carried at all. Hers was so small and mainly had lily of the valley and sweet william in it.