hyacinth, and ivy. And even though the names of the other royal wedding flowers were released pre-ceremony, Princess Kate's wedding bouquet components remained top secret. Yes, it was all white ...

Comprised of a shield-shaped wired bouquet of myrtle, lily-of-the-valley and hyacinth, the bouquet "draws ... statement released on the Official Royal Wedding Web site. As a nod to her new husband ...

the bouquet was almost entirely lily of the valley, and also included myrtle as well as sweet William, hyacinth and ivy. Connolly was keen to avoid traditional wedding blooms like lilies and roses ...

Kate Middleton put a lot of thought into her wedding bouquet. According to Express ... sweet William, hyacinth, and myrtle. Buckingham Palace added that the arrangement drew "on the traditions ...

Hyacinth represents constancy of love ... Kate Middleton was one of the first royal brides to carry a wedding bouquet that was not overflowing with blooms, such as the massive floral arrangement ...

The Duchess of Cambridge, the Queen, and Harry's mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, all had myrtle in their wedding bouquets ... lily of the valley and hyacinth, was placed on a small pillow ...

Hyacinth Bucket (pron. bouquet), Roy Clarke’s brilliant comic ... that smart invitation on the mantel - well after the party/wedding/swanky black-tie had passed. And also the time you were ...

The number of different types of foliage included in Kate’s wedding bouquet: Lily-of-the-valley, symbolising the return of happiness; sweet William, representing gallantry; hyacinth, symbolising ...