Meanings of flower bouquet in English

Middleton's shoes, earrings, tiara, as well as replicas of her flower bouquet and wedding cake were also on display.

Putin, who has a black belt in the sport, invited tiny 10-year-old Natsumi onto the mat after rerceiving a flower bouquet.

Brussels will even feature in some of the retailer's festive flower bouquets.

They placed one of the rice balls on the Kobayashi gravestone, in between the fresh flower bouquets.

The original gifts were no more than digital trinkets, cartoon images of flower bouquets, teddy bears and even women's underwear.

Earlier, around 300 demonstrators marched to the Russian embassy, flooding an embassy official who came out to meet them with flower bouquets.

'I've another bruise on my side that's a little short of this one for size, but lovely for colour, like a flower bouquet.

"Not much," replied Shirley, "only I wanted to cut the ribbons for my flower bouquets yesterday afternoon, and Fannie wouldn't lend me the scissors."