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By Louise Baltruschat Hollis
Photos by Ana Parker Photography
White wedding flowers are a great choice for your wedding. Why? Well, they are timeless, classic and ever so beautiful.
I am here to share white wedding flower ideas to get your creative juices flowing, plus I will share all the white flower varieties available to choose from, by season.
Photo: Matt Horan Photography via Winter Wedding West Mill Flowers: Floraldeco
White wedding flowers are arguably the most popular choice for wedding colours. Plus, white is one of the most readily available shades for florals. Win-win.
Fresh, clean and timeless, white wedding florals are always a great option. Plus by using white, you can pair other tones in your day seamlessly without worrying about matching. Let’s take a look at some of the white flower choices you have, some may just surprise you!
Now it’s time to dive into all the gorgeous white wedding bouquets! Ready? Let’s go.
Modern and unique, this white dahlia and orchid bouquet is a show-stopper.
Photo: Rick Liston Photography via Stones Of The Yarra Valley Wedding Flowers: I Heart Flowers
Snowy white roses teamed with stocks are ideal for winter wedding flowers.
Photo: Emily Tyler Photography via Upthorpe Wood Wedding Flowers: Larkspur Floral Design
Fresh as a daisy, this greenery bouquet is a gem!
Photo: Carn Patrick Photography via Newton Hall Wedding Flowers: Wild With Love
A classic white peony wedding bouquet will bring all the romance.
Photo: Sanshine Photography via Aynhoe Park Wedding Bouquet: Studio Sorores
White wedding flowers work beautifully with steel berries and lashings of greenery. This bouquet includes:
Photo: Kate Gray Photography via Four Seasons Hampshire Wedding Flowers: White Lilac
If you are planning a Christmas wedding, how about this anemone, narcissi and spruce bouquet?
Photo: Lee Allison Photography via South Farm Christmas Wedding Flowers: Wild Stems
On trend anthurium teamed with grasses, foliage, roses and peonies looks stunning.
Photo: The Light Painters via Cockliffe Country House Wedding Flowers: Sophie’s Flower Co
Gypsophila or baby’s breath, is a romantic and inexpensive choice for a white wedding bouquet.
Photo: The Backyard Studios via Philippines Wedding Flowers: Moki Gray
White cosmos brings a happy, whimsical feel to this sweet bouquet.
Photo: Golden Vibes Photo via Magical Fairytale Wedding Ideas Flowers:The Velvet Poppy
Braches of white blossoms look amazing in wedding bouquets. This arrangement has:
Photo: Siobhan H Photography via Romantic Soft Wedding Ideas Flowers: Jenni Bloom Flowers
How gorgeous is this white bouquet which uses:
Photo: Matt Horan Photography via Willow Marsh Farm Wedding Flowers: Number Twenty Seven
Unique and pretty, these spring flowers really pack a punch. Here is what is in the bouquet:
Photo: Clare Smith Photography via Blue Spring Wedding Flowers: Rachel Jones Flowers Co
Round and classic, this hydrangea and rose bouquet is a beauty.
Photo: Cory Ryan Photography via Modern White Wedding Texas
These summery bouquets use white cosmos, hydrangea and ammi for a pretty feel.
Photo: Katherine Ashdown via Country Blush Wedding Flowers: Jo Flowers
Beautifully scented sweet peas with scabiosas, roses and white salvias look stunning teamed with fresh foliage.
Photo: Amy Lou Photography via Healey Barn Wedding Flowers: Pip & Hatty Bloom
So we’ve looked at white bouquets, but how about your wedding tables? White flowers can look stunning as centrepieces and top table wedding decorations.
Bring flowers down to your wedding centrepiece with a white suspended hoop arrangement.
Photo: Rick Liston Photography via Stones Of The Yarra Valley Wedding Flowers: I Heart Flowers
Use your white wedding bouquet as a centrepiece. It saves money and creates less waste. This flower arrangement includes:
Photo: Joanna Briggs Photography via Winter Blue Barn Wedding Ideas Flowers: Damson and Vine
Available in winter and early spring ranunculus is a great flower for tables.
Photo: Matt Horan Photography via Willow Marsh Farm Wedding Flowers: Number Twenty Seven
Use plenty of ruscus and add white blooms to a tall wedding centrepiece.
Photo: Danielle Smith Photography via Ruscus Wedding Flowers: Millie Richardson
Pop pretty white flowers such as gypsophila and rose into gold votives for a touch of glam.
Photo: Kerry Ann Duffy via Champagne Luxe Wedding Flowers: Marybella Wedding Flowers
Create a wildflower look on your tables using all-white florals.
Photo: Sophie May Photo via Family Elopement Ideas Flowers: Greenery Florist
Mini glass milk bottles are a simple but oh so effective way to display table flowers.
Photo: Sally T Photography via Wrays Barn Whinstone View Wedding Flowers: The Flower Room
Go all-out with an opulent runner of greenery and white flowers that fall to the floor.
Photo: Stefano Santucci Studio via Greenery Wedding Ideas Tuscany Flowers: Flowers Living
Or, how about lining your top table with greenery and white dahlias?
Photo: Amy Lou Photography via Healey Barn Wedding Flowers: Pip & Hatty Bloom
Contemporary and cool anthurium look brilliant against classic roses.
Photo: Serena Genovese via Tuscany Elopement Flowers: Stiatti Fiori
Fluffy gypsophila in bottles is really pretty and can cut the cost of your wedding flowers compared to other stems.
Photo: Bernadeta Kupiec via Dunbar Wedding Flowers: Florence And Flowers
Finally, let’s take a look at other white flower arrangements, such as cake flowers, hair blooms, buttonholes, backdrops, arches and ceremony displays.
Camellia is often available in late winter and has a great open flower.
Photos: Pear & Bear Photography via Wollaton Hall Wedding Flowers: FloralDeco
Zingy and bright, these white flowers are so striking.
Photo: Sanshine Photography via Aynhoe Park Wedding Bouquet: Studio Sorores
Dainty white blooms look so pretty in this bride’s hairstyle.
Photo: Heather Winstanley Photography via Cuffley Camp Wedding
More is more with this stunning white flower backdrop display.
Photo: Rick Liston Photography via Stones Of The Yarra Valley Wedding Flowers: I Heart Flowers
Organic and natural, this classic archway looks heavenly.
Photo: Emily & Steve Photography via Countryside Barn Wedding UK Flowers: Early Hours
How lovely is this bride’s white wedding flower crown? So pretty!
Photo: Maddie Farris Photography via Low Hall The Lakes Wedding Flowers: Floral Boutique Cockermouth
Using different sized white flowers creates a pretty effect.
Photo: Danielle Smith Photography via Compton Verney Wedding Flowers: Willow & Thyme
Blossom is the jewel in winter and spring, so why not bring it indoors?
Photo: Honey and the Moon Photography via Drenagh House Estate Wedding Styling: The Wedding Room
Delicate and happy daisies always look wonderful.
Photo: James and Kerrie Photography via Combe House Hotel Wedding Flowers: Claire Tottle Wedding Flowers
Oodles of greenery with pops of white flowers are so elegant.
Photo: Matilda Delves Photography via Oak Barn Wedding Flowers: The Stonegate Flower Company
Buttonholes can look really elegant in shades of white.
Photo: Nicole Miro Photography LLC via Wisconsin Micro Wedding Flowers: Sage Floral LLC
Use white wedding flowers to create a meadow-style aisle.
Photo: Pear & Bear Photography via Wollaton Hall Wedding Flowers: FloralDeco
Add fresh white blooms to glass jars and attach them to your wedding chairs.
Photo: Nicola Dawson Photography via Micro Wedding Flowers: Anemone Blue
Utilise fresh greenery by adding sweet white stems to lapels.
Photo: via Greek English Fusion Wedding Flowers: Flower La Vita
Enhance a wedding hairstyle with stunning flowers.
Photo: Maddie Farris Photography via Stock Farm Wedding Tatton Flowers: The Floral Touch
Don’t forget about nooks and areas such as staircases and fireplaces to add blooms to.
Photo: Matt Horan Photography via Willow Marsh Farm Wedding Flowers: Number Twenty Seven
Decorate your doorway with gorgeous church wedding flowers such as this pillar arrangement.
Photo: Luis Holden Photography via Oxnead Hall Wedding Flowers: Swaffham and Fakenham Florist
Metal milk churns always look lovely with plenty of flowers.
Photo: Tied Photo & Film via Barn 1906 Wedding Flowers: Mid Valley Gardens Ltd
Ensure your guests don’t miss the cake table with a spectacular flower arrangement.
Photo: Gem Hicks Photography via Apricot Wedding Ideas Flowers: The Floral Potager
Lily of the valley is a delicate and pretty flower perfect for buttonholes.
Photo: Sanshine Photography via Tortworth Court Wedding Flowers: The Wilde Bunch
Pop delicate gypsophila into a plait for a romantic bridal hair look.
Photo: Matt Horan Photography via Willow Marsh Farm Wedding Flowers: Number Twenty Seven
And that's a wrap! All the white wedding flower ideas you'll ever need, plus lots of white flower varieties to get you started. Hooray!
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