also: ブケー · ブーケー
bouquet
A bunch of flowers arranged decoratively, often used for weddings, gifts, or formal occasions. Loanword from French.
from French
The bouquet the bride held at the wedding was very beautiful.
I gave a colorful bouquet for Mother's Day.
The groom handed the bride a bouquet.
At the end of the reception, the bride tossed the bouquet.
My friend caught the bouquet that was thrown.
bridal bouquet
Standard katakana spelling from French 'bouquet'.
Search-only variant; not a common practical spelling.
Borrowed from French 'bouquet', meaning a bunch of flowers.