Queen Victoria helped popularize the bouquet holder, and she is seen holding one in her portrait “Queen Victoria at the Drury Lane Theatre, November 1837” painted by E.T. Parris. When the fashion of ...

The diversity of styles and mechanisms of bouquet holders is evidence of their longevity as a fashion accessory. Credit Line Smithsonian Gardens, Horticultural Artifacts Collection. Gift of Frances ...

After hearing the that current world record for bridal bouquets caught stands at a measly 11, courtesy of Pennsylvania’s Stephanie Monyak, Jackson decided to submit her name for the record.

In 1837, during Victoria’s first year as queen, the 18-year-old was sketched and subsequently painted by Edmund Thomas Parris as she held a bouquet holder while at the Drury Lane Theatre, an ...

A gilt metal bouquet holder with jewels and a straight handle, ca. 1830-1920, ... At the March 1863 wedding of Princess Alexandra of Denmark and Queen Victoria’s son Albert, ...

"The scissors, the pots and even bridal bouquet holders could cost 30% to 50% more...A lot of this product was made in China. We’re hoping that is transferred and starts getting produced here in ...

Superstition: The lore and symbolism of the bridal bouquet. Origins: Flowers are pretty, and they are a lovely accessory for any woman to carry at any time. A bouquet of them ends up in the hands ...

This bridal bouquet by The Enchanted Florist in Orange is made with white dahlias, succulents, white roses, fever few (chamomile), craspedia, dusty miller, burlap and and a raffia wrapped holder ...

THE identity of the woman who gave Meghan her flowers when she arrived at St George’s Chapel to marry Prince Harry last year has been revealed.

As tradition dictates, Kate Middleton's bridal bouquet was laid at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior inside Westminster Abbey after the Royal wedding ceremony was completed. It is understood that ...