A bouquet is commonly carried by a quinceañera during her celebration.
The flowers coordinate with the gown, decorations, and the event’s color scheme. During photographs or a formal procession, the bouquet gives the celebrant a recognizable accessory and a traditional visual role.
Some ceremonies include a presentation of the bouquet, while others simply have the quinceañera carry it during the reception. The flowers may be fresh or artificial, and their type depends on season, budget, local availability, and personal preference.
A bouquet is not the same as the “last doll,” another traditional object associated with some quinceañeras. The doll symbolizes childhood, whereas flowers function mainly as ceremonial and decorative accessories.