Kate's bridal bouquet

by Jo
(Suffolk .UK)

Both elegant and pretty would seem to be the order of the day.

White roses, with lily of the valley and myrtle as you suggest. I doubt whether there would be any highly coloured flowers in the bouquet as these would detract from a (probably) quite sensational gown.

Would there be any pale blue flowers (myrtle) to complement Prince William? it is rumoured he will be wearing his RAF uniform.

Definitely food - and flowers for thought.

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Apr 09, 2011
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by: Anonymous

If the latest reports are anything to go by - it sounds as if you could be spot on with your guess. I think roses are a sure thing at this stage!

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