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You should buy this. It is very cute and a great gift to the person that catches the bouquet. It is light enough to get a good throw.
The perfect peony bouquet to throw over your shoulder for the traditional bouquet toss. And remember, this one is for keeps!
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Most brides carry a bridal bouquet worth keeping, whether that is a rental you plan to return in pristine condition or a bouquet you intend to press or preserve, so throwing it into a scrum of guests is rarely worth the risk. A dedicated toss bouquet lets you join in the tradition without worrying about your bridal bouquet losing petals, bending stems, or ending up on the floor.
The bouquet toss usually takes place toward the end of the reception, once the dancing has started and the DJ calls the single guests to the floor. Not every couple keeps the tradition today, and some now toss to all guests rather than just single women, but for those who do, a separate toss bouquet means the moment stays fun rather than stressful.
Because it is smaller and less expensive than a full bridal bouquet, our toss bouquet is also a popular choice for flower girls and junior bridesmaids who want their own bouquet to carry down the aisle, or as extra reception decor if you skip the toss altogether.
A toss bouquet is a smaller, simpler bouquet used specifically for the bouquet toss tradition, so the bride’s main bridal bouquet is not damaged during the throw and catch. Our classic bridal toss bouquet is a compact peony bundle designed to be lightweight and easy to throw.
Most brides use a separate toss bouquet to protect their bridal bouquet from getting bent, dropped, or pulled apart during the toss. This is especially worth it if your bridal bouquet is rented and needs to be returned in good condition, or if you plan to keep it as a keepsake.
A toss bouquet is typically smaller and lighter than a full bridal bouquet, usually built around a single flower type so it is easy to grip and throw with one hand. Our toss bouquet is a compact peony bundle sized specifically for tossing rather than carrying down the aisle.
The bouquet toss traditionally happens toward the end of the reception, often once the dancing is underway and the DJ or MC gathers the single guests together. Some couples move it earlier, straight after the reception entrance, if they want to get the tradition out of the way before the evening winds down.
No, the toss bouquet is meant to be kept by whoever catches it, which is part of the tradition. Because our toss bouquet is inexpensive compared with a full bridal bouquet, it works well as a giveaway rather than something you need returned.
The bouquet toss remains one of the most common wedding reception traditions, though more couples are updating it, tossing to all guests rather than only single women, or skipping it in favour of an anniversary dance. A toss bouquet keeps the option open without committing your main bridal bouquet to the moment.
Many couples repurpose the toss bouquet as a flower girl or junior bridesmaid bouquet, since it is smaller, lighter, and less expensive than a full bridesmaid bouquet. It also makes a lovely keepsake for a young member of the wedding party to take home afterwards.