A bouquet that survives the whole day, and after
A real bridal bouquet starts wilting within hours of being made, which is fine for photos taken early in the day but not great by the time of the reception, hours later. A crochet bridal bouquet looks the same at the start of the day as at the end of it, through heat, through hours of being held and passed around for photos, and through the following years as a keepsake rather than something thrown out the week after. It's handmade from soft milk-cotton and acrylic yarn over wired stems, so it holds its shape through all of that handling.
For a ready option close to a classic bridal look, the Forever Six Rose Bouquet (₹3,199, 12 hours of handwork) or The Grand Twelve (₹6,349, 24 hours, our largest piece) both work as a hand-held bouquet. The Wild Meadow Bouquet (₹3,799) suits a softer, more textured look with sunflower, daisies, tulips and lavender together.
Choosing bridal colours
Most weddings have a colour scheme already decided, bridal lehenga or gown colours, mandap flowers, table settings, and a ready bouquet in red or pink won't always fit. For a bouquet built in your exact bridal colours, Design Your Own Bouquet on /custom is the way to go. You choose the flowers, the colours and the wrapping, so it matches rather than clashes with everything else on the day. Custom bridal pieces take 7 to 12 days to make, so it's worth starting that conversation well before the wedding date, not the week of.
Return gifts and bulk orders
For return gifts, small single stems like the Eternal Red Rose (₹849) or a small pot work well as something a guest actually keeps rather than something that ends up in the bin that evening. For a wedding guest list, ordering a batch of the same stem or a matching set across a few flower types is also possible, and bulk orders for return gifts go through /custom as well, where quantity, colour and budget can be worked out together.
Timeline for ordering
Because custom bridal bouquets and bulk return gift orders are made to order, they take 7 to 12 days from when the order is confirmed, not from when you first enquire. For a wedding date, it's worth reaching out through /custom at least a few weeks ahead so there's room for a colour sample or any back and forth on quantities, rather than ordering the week before. Ready pieces, if your colours already match one of our existing bouquets, are dispatched in 2 to 4 days and arrive 3 to 7 days after that depending on the pincode.
Every bouquet gets free delivery, and a free handwritten note can go with any gift piece, with no price tag or invoice inside the parcel if it's going straight to someone else.
Why a lot of couples keep it afterwards
Most wedding flowers, bridal or otherwise, get thrown out within a week once the real petals start browning. A crochet bouquet skips that step entirely. Plenty of people keep theirs on display at home afterwards, a small, specific reminder of the day that doesn't fade the way a pressed flower or a photo print eventually does. If that's part of the plan from the start, it's worth saying so when you order, since it can shape how the bouquet is built, slightly sturdier wiring for display on a shelf versus for being carried and photographed through a single day.
Working with a wedding planner or decorator
If a wedding planner or decorator is already involved in the day's colour scheme, it's fine to put them directly in touch through /custom so the bridal bouquet and any matching table or stage pieces are decided together, rather than the couple relaying measurements and swatches back and forth themselves. This matters more for larger weddings with a full decor brief already in place, where matching a shade exactly makes a visible difference on the day.