Are you thinking about what flowers to pick for your qun gua? Some brides focus on all the other details and forget that they have to pick flowers that go well with their qun gua, too. Depending on your preference, you may want to have one set of decorations for your qun gua and your wedding dress, or you may consider a separate bouquet for each of your looks. Whether you’re going for the former or the latter, these brief tips will be useful and will help you decide on the final color and style for your wedding. Quickly go through them now.
(1) Go for the same vibrant color.
If your qun qua is a beautiful red piece, which usually your parents will like most, you can keep things looking uniform by selecting a bouquet that’s just as vibrant with crimson and deep pink color.
[Bouquet: Home Sweet Florist]
[Qun Gua: Queen’s Embroidery]
(2) Choose a floral installation that’s also color red.
If you’re determined to fill your wedding with the luckiest color, then you need not stop with your bouquet. Include a floral installation that’s in the same color or similar shades of red.
[Floral Installation: Once Wedding Decoration]
[Qun Gua: Queen’s Embroidery]
(3) Use lighter colors like blush and peach.
For an attire that’s predominantly gold and not red at all — which is the king of qun qua, you match it with blooms in lighter tones, like blush and peach.
[Qun Gua: Queen’s Embroidery]
[Bouquet: Home Sweet Florist]
[Floral Installation: Once Wedding Decoration]
(4) You can’t go wrong with a red and white theme.
If you want uniform floral decorations from the wedding preparations in your qun gua up until your ceremony and banquet pick a red and white theme–you can’t go wrong with this combination.
[Floral Installation: Once Wedding Decoration]
(5) Mix and match.
You can also add a pop of color my mixing it up a little. For example, if you’re wearing a vibrant and trendy qun gua like this one, a centrepiece with bright orange and yellow flowers works!
[Qun Gua: Queen’s Embroidery]
[Bouquet: Home Sweet Florist]
(6) Overflowing styles add dimension to your look.
When taking photos with floral installations, designs that are less “fixed” and overflow naturally add dimension to your attire and photos. The same goes for your bouquet. Consider a loosely styled design for a more organic and dynamic wedding look.
[Qun Gua: Queen’s Embroidery]
[Bouquet: Home Sweet Florist]
[Floral Installation: Once Wedding Decoration]
