‘Tis a wonderful experience to be married with the love of your life, the butter to your bread, the Snoop to your Dogg.
But to be formally called a Mrs, a sacred rite of passage must first be performed: a wedding.
This magical ceremony is every woman’s dream. Where every garland, cutlery, and cupcake is handpicked to fulfill a long-standing childhood obsession.
The Sims 4 may be far from reality. But that customizable environment can fill the void of not being able to live out our wildest wedding fantasies IRL.
And to fit in that perfect wedding, you’ll want a gorgeous wedding bouquet. Maybe even some custom CC for the lovesick bride-to-be.
Having the right bouquet is key to a picture-perfect wedding ensemble.
And unless you want your Sim looking like a half-sober bride in Vegas drunk on impulsive decisions, then let’s just with this list!
Having a bouquet of red roses while wearing Priyanka Chopra’s 75-foot long wedding veil might sound like a fairytale wedding.
But the real reason women carry a wedding bouquet is far from romantic.
Back when daily baths were science fiction in the 15th-century, brides carried bouquets to mask a bad case of BO… or rather, that’s the typical gossip (but who knows).
Today, roses are a symbol of love. But back then, it was a woman’s saving grace.
I trust you’ll pamper your Sim on the big day, but in case you forgot to let them scrub off some wedding jitters, a fresh bouquet can act as a stunning failsafe.
This CC comes in 7 colors to keep your Sim’s blushing bride demeanor (and smell) on point.
As far as I’ve seen on Pinterest and Instagram (two of the biggest online wedding albums), not a lot of gals choose to tie the knot with a simple bouquet.
Most compete to see which bride can handle more flower power, while others prefer the usual order of red roses.
But The Sims has always been a place for unique getups.
Simple and humble, the Kara Wedding Bouquet rejects the outlandish styles of big-budgeted weddings and fits with smaller, more intimate ceremonies.
It doesn’t have the theatrics of enthusiastic florists, making it the ideal CC for uncomplicated weddings.
Truth be told, the base game’s wedding goals aren’t exactly viral material.
It has straightforward objectives like getting a Wedding Arch, inviting guests to suffer throughout the “I dos,” and having the newlyweds thank them for it.
Setting realistic wedding goals would have made a wedding planner break down in anxiety for not getting the flowers on time.
Without a bouquet, what do you expect your Sim to do with her hands? Do a t-pose as she crosses the aisle?
Save your Sim from second-hand embarrassment by handing her this Calla Lily Wedding Bouquet, available in 12 lovely colors.
Engaged Sims only have one wedding goal: get married (then eat cake).
For players, it’s to build the wedding venue, invite guests, get a caterer, hire musicians, find a wedding dress, and so much more.
It’s impossible to stop a wedding to-do list that grows by the minute.
But if by some miracle you forgot to get a wedding bouquet, then what’s the point of your Sims getting married?!
Exaggeration aside, no wedding is complete and worth attending without a rose-swollen bridal bouquet like this CC. Very classic, perfect for traditional lovers.
