First look at the shape. For spherical or hemispherical bouquets with regular shapes, the florist will reserve a certain length of handle when making them, which is convenient for holding. This kind of bouquet is basically hand-held. The bride holds the bouquet in both hands and puts it between her abdomen and chest, with the flower head slightly tilted outward by about 45.

If the subject is too small, you can hold the bouquet with both hands, the flower head leans slightly outward, and the streamlined part naturally hangs down. Or hold the handle of the bouquet with both hands, and the flower head will naturally droop along the flower streamline.

According to the size and length of the vertical plane of the bouquet, the non-bouquet-shaped handle made of special-shaped structure can be carried on one side or in front of the body with both hands, or it can be hung naturally across the arm directly.

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