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Who doesn't love buying flowers at any time? And choosing the flowers for your wedding is one of the best and most enjoyable aspects of the whole event.

Enjoy the freedom of designing a beautiful bouquet of your favourite flowers.

Nothing is nicer than looking at the endless range of blossoms available and choosing shades which match, varieties which complement or blooms which highlight your dress.

Every stage of your wedding can be marked by floral displays - the church entrance and aisle and the centerpieces on the reception tables. Flowers can be threaded through the candelabras and of course they dominate the bouquets of the bride and bridesmaids.

The flowers in the groom's buttonhole can be matched to the flowers in your hair. Some brides even choose a special throw posy so the wedding bouquet can be preserved.

Bouquets can be petite and delicate made up of small rose buds and young leaves or wild and trailing, informal affairs, depending on the style of your wedding. For something different, you can choose a bush flower posy - featuring waratahs and smaller banksias and even gumnuts. Or try a bunch dominated by leafy sprigs with just a touch of brightly colour flowers.

The flowers in your hair can reflect those in the bouquet or can simply complement your make up. Choose a circlet, garland or a scattering of flowers or have them braided through the back of your hair. The theme in your hair can be repeated in the groom?s lapel or through the bridesmaid's bouquets.

Your flowers should be chosen and ordered as early as possible, having regard to the season and picked up as late as possible on your wedding day to ensure their freshness.

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