Biedermeier bouquet
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The Biedermeier bouquet is a special variant of a bouquet of flowers, which is characterized by charming decorations and a rather small shape. The Biedermeier bouquet is based in particular on the art epoche of the same name, which is to be settled in the first half of the 19th century and embodies a bourgeois-conservative, but also ornamental and lush style. The aesthetic importance or even exaggeration of art objects is also attributable to this era, which is why modern Biedermeier bouquets want to achieve a decidedly elegant and stylish impression and thus distinguish themselves from modern bouquets and bouquets. As a rule, in a Biedermeier bouquet classic, native flowers are used, exotic plants with a European cultivation in recent decades thus account for this bouquet variant. Since it is a time steeped in tradition, the Biedermeier bouquet is created today mainly for dignified and solemn occasions such as a wedding, the bouquet here should underline the dignified tone of the entire event and to emphasize aesthetically in a reasonable manner. The production of a real Biedermeier bouquet can be regarded as a true art discipline of modern floristry and follows all the basic principles of aesthetics. Often, 100 flowers and more are incorporated into a Biedermeier bouquet, which also represents financially one of the highest quality varieties of floral decoration in modern floristry.
