A bouquet is a flower arrangement that a quinceañera celebrant may carry. It complements the formal dress and is often used in photographs, the ceremony, or the entrance procession.
Flowers are also connected with the broader visual style of the event. Families may select blooms and colors that match the dress, decorations, invitations, or the celebrant’s preferences. The bouquet can be fresh, preserved, artificial, or made from decorative materials.
The item is customary rather than compulsory. Quinceañera celebrations differ substantially, and some celebrants carry a small bouquet while others use another accessory or carry nothing. A bouquet should not be confused with a corsage, which is usually a smaller floral accessory worn or carried by an attendant.