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The Wedding Bouquet Is Incomplete Without Myrtle
The beauty of the royal wedding bouquet is its simplicity and understated elegance. Kate Middleton’s wedding bouquet was designed by a London florist who chose a small herald-shaped combination of lily of the valley, sweet william, hyacinth, and myrtle.
All four flowers are homegrown in Britain and were chosen by referencing the language of flowers popularised by Queen Victoria. And since myrtle signifies love and hope, every royal bride since Queen Victoria has always added some blossoms to their bouquet.
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