10/18/2026
Smaller bridal bouquets are having a moment — and honestly, they always should have been.
There’s a misconception that a bigger bouquet automatically means a more beautiful one. But some of the most striking bouquets we’ve ever designed have been on the smaller side. T’s bouquet for her wedding is a perfect example.
White roses, lisianthus, scabiosa with those gorgeous green centers, wax flower, and a few stems of olive — all hand-tied and wrapped in white ribbon. Clean. Intentional. Completely her.
Here’s what a smaller bouquet actually does well:
✔️ Keeps the focus on you, not what you’re holding
✔️ Photographs beautifully — especially in close-up portraits
✔️ Feels lighter and more comfortable to hold for hours
✔️ Pairs effortlessly with a full, lush reception design
Good floral design is about balance. We’ll always talk through what feels right for your vision, your dress, and the overall look you’re going for. Sometimes that conversation leads to something smaller and more refined. Sometimes it leads to something abundant. Both are right when they’re right for you.
Planning & Design: Sacramento & Bay Area Wedding Planner | AB Event Company
Venue: Cavaignac
Photography: Denise | Sacramento + Napa Photographer
Videography: Jared & Gisele
Floral: Strelitzia | NorCal Wedding Florist
Catering: Farm-to-Fork Catering | NorCal
DJ: MVMNT(movement) DJs
Rentals: ℳℯ𝓂ℴ𝓇𝒶𝒷𝓁ℯ ℰ𝓋ℯ𝓃𝓉𝓈
Glassware: Celebrations Event Rentals
Dance Floor: First Dance - Dance Floors
Hair & Makeup Artist: Lea Buehler Hair & Makeup Artist
Transportation:
Couple: tori dimarco Johnny DiMarco