A bridal bouquet is a collection of flowers and greenery that a bride carries during her wedding ceremony. Traditionally, it symbolizes love, beauty, and new beginnings. The bouquet can vary in size, shape, and color, often reflecting the bride's personal style and the overall theme of the wedding. Bridal bouquets can be made from fresh flowers, dried flowers, or artificial blooms. Common flowers used include roses, lilies, and peonies. Many brides also incorporate sentimental items, such as family heirlooms or specific colors that hold personal significance, making each bouquet unique to the individual bride.