A bride's bouquet is a floral arrangement that a bride carries during her wedding ceremony. Traditionally, it symbolizes love, beauty, and new beginnings. The bouquet can be made from various flowers, often chosen for their meaning or personal significance to the bride. Common flowers include roses, lilies, and peonies, and the arrangement can be tailored to match the wedding's color scheme and theme. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, the bouquet also serves practical purposes. It can be used in rituals, such as tossing the bouquet to single guests, which is believed to bring good luck. The bouquet is often preserved after the wedding as a keepsake, representing cherished memories of the special day.