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Maid of Honor Bouquet Definition

The bouquet for the Maid of Honor can be the same as or made different from the other bridesmaids. If the bride wants to signify a status difference through the bouquet, she could include a special flower that the other bridesmaids do not have. Or a different color added in (for example, a touch of white in an otherwise pink bouquet).

Or the wrap on the handle can be different or special. The bouquet for the Maid of Honor can even be slightly larger than the other bridesmaids. The Maid of Honor will pull double bouquet duty by holding the Bride’s bouquet as well as her own through part of the wedding ceremony.

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