{"id":335520,"date":"2023-01-30T17:09:14","date_gmt":"2023-01-30T17:09:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/whimsicalwonderlandweddings.com\/?p=335520"},"modified":"2025-01-08T13:57:49","modified_gmt":"2025-01-08T13:57:49","slug":"wedding-bouquets-ideas","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wedissimo.com\/blog\/wedding-bouquets-ideas\/","title":{"rendered":"40+ Wedding Bouquets – Blooming Beautiful Bridal Bouquet Ideas"},"content":{"rendered":"

When it comes to wedding planning, choosing the wedding bouquets<\/strong> has to be one of the loveliest tasks. I mean what’s not to love about pretty florals?<\/p>\n

If you are unsure where to even start (let’s face it there are so many pretty bouquet ideas). I am here to the rescue with my ultimate wedding bouquet idea<\/strong> gallery.<\/p>\n

Pretty Petals – The Best Wedding Bouquet Ideas<\/h2>\n

In this article, I am going to share over 40 bridal bouquet ideas to enable you to work out just what you love… or<\/em> loathe. That way you can begin to work out what makes your heart sing. Then I will answer some bouquet FAQs at the end. Hooray<\/em>!<\/p>\n

1. Summer Blooms<\/h3>\n

If you’re having a summer wedding, this bright bunch of seasonal stems may be just the ticket.<\/p>\n

\"Summer Photo: Maddie Farris Photography<\/a> via Yorkshire Village Hall Wedding<\/a> Florist: The Petal Studio<\/a><\/p>\n

2. Pastel Dreams<\/h3>\n

Soft, dreamy pastel tones always work so well in bridal bouquets.<\/p>\n

\"Pastel Photo: Two Pair Photography<\/a> via Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Wedding<\/a> Florist: Persephone <\/a><\/p>\n

3. Cloud-like Gypsophila<\/h3>\n

Fluffy, dainty and ethereal gypsophila bouquets will tie into any colour scheme and are budget-friendly. Baby’s breath can be ideal as bouquets for bridesmaids<\/a> too!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Katy Melling<\/a> via Simple Elegant Luxe Blush Pink Wedding<\/a> Flowers: Katherines Florists<\/a><\/p>\n

4. Happy Sunflowers<\/h3>\n

Sunflower wedding bouquets<\/a> are some of the happiest thanks to their large faces and yellow tones.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Emily and Steve Photography<\/a> via Hampshire Woodland Wedding<\/a> Bouquet: Jo Hicks <\/a><\/p>\n

5. Dried & Preserved Flowers<\/h3>\n

You wouldn’t believe that this bouquet wasn’t fresh. Yep, that’s right, it’s made from dried and preserved florals. Wow!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Kerry Ann Duffy Photography<\/a> via High House Wedding<\/a> Florist f.o.l.k.y.d.o.k.e.y <\/a><\/p>\n

6. Lilac Tones<\/h3>\n

Lilacs are so on-trend right now and it’s easy to see why. There is good flower availability in this pale-purple shade too.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Katherine Ashdown Photography<\/a> via Barnston Lodge Wedding<\/a> Florist: Daisy May\u2019s Florist <\/a><\/p>\n

7. Artificial Bouquet<\/h3>\n

Wedding bouquets can be made from artificial materials such as silk flowers, paper, brooches and even felt flowers.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Whoisbenjamin<\/a> via Cheddon Fitzpaine Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

8. Pretty Peonies<\/h3>\n

One of the stars of the wedding world has to be a peony wedding bouquet<\/a>. Swoon.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Angela Ward Brown<\/a> via Clock Barn Wedding<\/a> Flowers: Eden Blooms<\/a><\/p>\n

9. White Bridal Flowers<\/h3>\n

You really can’t go wrong with a bunch of sleek white flowers on your wedding day.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: The Light Painters<\/a> via Cockliffe Country House Wedding<\/a> Flowers: Sophie\u2019s Flower Co
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10. White Roses<\/h3>\n

A total classic, the white rose, is both timeless and beautiful.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Katherine Ashdown Photography<\/a> via Holkham Hall Wedding<\/a> Florist: Victoria Arrowsmith Floral Design<\/a><\/p>\n

11. Autumn Flowers<\/h3>\n

If you are getting hitched during the autumn, opt for seasonal autumn flowers<\/a> in earthy orange tones.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Olegs & Rita Photography<\/a> via Old Kent Barn Wedding<\/a> Florist: Chic Weddings & Events <\/a><\/p>\n

12. Modern Style<\/h3>\n

Do modern and on-trend styles tickle your fancy? Check out this divine architectural bouquet design.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Camilla Andrea Photography<\/a> via Modern Pink Wedding<\/a> Flowers: Ivy Floral Events <\/a><\/p>\n

13. Blue Blooms<\/h3>\n

Vivid blue flowers such as nigella, delphiniums and cornflower really pop especially with contrasting orange stems.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Rachael Connerton Photography<\/a> via Floral Wedding<\/a> Florist: Sophie\u2019s Flower Company<\/a><\/p>\n

14. Rustic Wedding Bouquet<\/h3>\n

Rustic couples this one is for you. Choose flowers in earth tones and add natural materials such as feathers, pine cones or hessian for extra flourish.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Photos By Hash<\/a> via Digbeth Wedding<\/a> Florist: Emma Cox Floristry <\/a><\/p>\n

15. Wildflower Bouquet<\/h3>\n

Dream of walking through a meadow on your wedding morning and scooping up wildflowers for your bouquet? This is the<\/em> look you are wanting to recreate.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Freya Raby<\/a> via Oakwood At Ryther Wedding<\/a> Florist: The Petal Studio<\/a><\/p>\n

16. Hydrangea<\/h3>\n

Hydrangeas are a large and statement flower available in white, pink, green and blue. They can be used whole or split to make delicate textures.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Caterina Neri Fotografie via Tuscany Villa Wedding<\/a> Florist: Fiori Fiori <\/a><\/p>\n

17. Blush Bridal Bouquet<\/h3>\n

Delicate blush tones are so pretty and will be sure to last the test of time in your wedding photos<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Wyldbee Photography<\/a> via Rousham House Wedding<\/a> Florist: Elizabeth Baker Flowers<\/p>\n

18. Structural Orchids<\/h3>\n

Orchids have been hot at weddings recently, they are totally back in vogue. They can be used to add height or used for trailing blooms.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Rick Liston Photography<\/a> via Stones Of The Yarra Valley Wedding<\/a> Floral Designer: I Heart Flowers <\/a><\/p>\n

19. Purple Bouquet<\/h3>\n

Purple your thing? This darling flower arrangement is sure to sweep you off your feet.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Katherine Ashdown Photography<\/a> via Natural Ethereal Purple Floral Wedding<\/a> Flowers: Jo Flowers<\/p>\n

20. Eucalyptus Bouquet<\/h3>\n

Another recent hit is eucalyptus. Its silvery green leaves, great scent and pretty leaf shape really add pizzazz to any bridal bouquet.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Louise Barry<\/a> via Venue Bowers Mill Wedding<\/a> Florist: Natasha Coustol Floral Designs <\/a><\/p>\n

21. Pink Florals<\/h3>\n

Magenta pink is the colour of the moment and this deep pink shade is totally gorgeous in bouquets.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Firewood Film<\/a> via Fun Colourful Barn Wedding<\/a> Bouquet: Leafy Couture<\/a><\/p>\n

22. Winter Wedding Bouquet<\/h3>\n

Winter wedding flowers<\/a> may be more scarce but certainly aren’t any less beautiful.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Matt Horan Photography<\/a> via Winter Wedding West Mill<\/a> Flowers: Floraldeco <\/a><\/p>\n

23. Tulips<\/h3>\n

Tulips aren’t always closed, traditional stems you see in the supermarket. There are so many beautiful, open varieties with texture and colour.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Matt Horan Photography<\/a> via Willow Marsh Farm Wedding<\/a> Florist: Number Twenty Seven <\/a><\/p>\n

24. Protea<\/h3>\n

Protea is a large statement bloom that really takes centre stage in a bridal bouquet.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: WhitneyBre Photography<\/a> via Romantic Fall Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

25. Gerbera Bride Flowers<\/h3>\n

Gerberas are a firm favourite from the 90s and I predict a resurgence! Available in bright colours, this daisy-like flower really pops.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Hollie Carlin Photography<\/a> via Colourful Alternative Wedding<\/a> Florist: Sue Davies Flowers<\/a><\/p>\n

26. Calla Lilies<\/h3>\n

Calla lilies have a beautiful shape which really adds an unusual touch to flower arrangements.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Laura Martha Photography<\/a> via 1970s Retro Wedding Ideas<\/a> Flowers: Iris & Co<\/p>\n

27. Christmas Bouquet<\/h3>\n

For a Christmas wedding<\/a>, use greenery, holly or even grasses for a festive feel.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Mini and Me Photography<\/a> via Christmas Wedding Ideas Shoot<\/a> Flowers: East Kent Flower Company <\/a><\/p>\n

28. Wedding Bouquet With Daisies<\/h3>\n

Daisies are just the sweetest flower and can either make up an entire bridal bouquet or be added to other florals.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Jason Williams Photography<\/a> via Rushmere Farm Workshops Wedding<\/a> Florist: Mrs Bouquet Weddings & Events <\/a><\/p>\n

29. Lavender Scent<\/h3>\n

Adding scented flowers such as lavender, sweetpeas or herbs is going to evoke special memories in the future if you use them in your bouquets.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: White Stag Wedding Photography<\/a> via Romantic Rustic Blush Pink Wedding<\/a> Flowers: The Flower Studio<\/a><\/p>\n

30. Thistles<\/h3>\n

Spiky thistles may not seem like an obvious choice for a bouquet, but they look amazing!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Emily and Steve<\/a> via Winchester House Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

31. Sage Green Flowers<\/h3>\n

Sage green is one of the most popular wedding colours<\/a>. Foliage and greenery are great ways to bring sage tones to your day.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Amy Cutliffe Photography<\/a> via Sage Green Wedding Ideas<\/a> Flowers: Bloomantic<\/a><\/p>\n

32. Daffodils<\/h3>\n

A spring staple, the humble daffodil is surprisingly gorgeous in bridal flowers.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Georgina Brewster Photography<\/a> via Beautiful Countryside Wedding Ideas<\/a> Flowers: The Yorkshire Dales Flower Company<\/a><\/p>\n

33. Dahlias<\/h3>\n

Dahlias are my favourite bloom and they featured in my own wedding bouquet. They are readily available in the late summer\/autumn in so many shapes and colours.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Vladana Parker<\/a> via Bronze Wedding Ideas<\/a> Floristry: Bud and Flower<\/a><\/p>\n

34. Boho Bouquet<\/h3>\n

How do you add a touch of boho to your bouquet? Dried flowers, earthy tones and a macrame wrap maybe?<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Lola Rose Photography<\/a> via Beach Boho Wedding<\/a> Florist: Dorset Flower Co<\/a><\/p>\n

35. Ranunculus<\/h3>\n

Ranunculus have gorgeous petal-rammed heads that add so much texture to arrangements.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Jo Bradbury Photography<\/a> via Boho Industrial Wedding Ideas<\/a> Florist: Living Colour Floral Design<\/a><\/p>\n

36. Red Rose<\/h3>\n

Red roses are the ultimate in luxury and romance, so what’s better than to use them in your bouquet?<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Brandon and Serena Photography<\/a> via Red Rose Wedding Ideas<\/a> Bouquet: Simply Elegant by Emma<\/a><\/p>\n

37. Spring Bouquet<\/h3>\n

Spring wedding flowers<\/a> are some of the loveliest around, I mean would you just look at these florals?!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Thyme Lane Photography<\/a> via Spring Country Garden Wedding<\/a> Florist: Honeymoon Fern Flowers <\/a><\/p>\n

38. Simple Hand-Tied Wedding Bouquet<\/h3>\n

Wedding bouquets don’t have to be opulent, a simple hand-tied number can be ever so special.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Britt Spring Photography<\/a> via Summer Provence Wedding Ideas<\/a> Flowers: Ivy Pip & Rose<\/a><\/p>\n

39. Small Bouquet<\/h3>\n

Small bouquets are practical. They are lighter to hold, and easier to move with, not to mention the cost savings.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Laura Calderwood Photography<\/a> via Non-Traditional Country Party Barn Wedding<\/a> Florist: Manor Garden<\/p>\n

40. Cascading Teardrop Bouquet<\/h3>\n

A waterfall cascade bridal bouquet may be for you. It’s dramatic and oh so extra!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Grace & Mitch Photo & Film<\/a> via Dreys Wedding<\/a> Flowers: Sue Davies Flowers<\/a><\/p>\n

41. Pampas Grass<\/h3>\n

Pampas grass is beautifully fluffy and tangible, does it get any prettier?<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Jenny Rose Photography<\/a> via Orangery Ingestre Wedding<\/a> Florist: The Lanes Floristry & Styling <\/a><\/p>\n

How Much Does A Bridal Bouquet Cost<\/em>?<\/h2>\n

The cost of a wedding bouquet in the UK ranges from around \u00a380-\u00a3175+ depending on the season, florist, location, flowers and the size chosen.<\/p>\n

What Should Be In<\/em> A Bridal Bouquet?<\/h2>\n

There are no rules when it comes to what should be in your bridal bouquet. However, think about scent, colour and meaning. Flower meaning or sentimental blooms are a good place to begin.<\/p>\n

You may also wish to choose a special bouquet wrap, accessory, photo, brooch or something old, new, borrowed or blue to add.<\/p>\n

What Is The Best<\/em> Bridal Bouquet?<\/h2>\n

It really comes down to personal preference as to which bouquets are the best. Be sure to choose flowers and colours that you adore to be sure you’ll love yours. Certain flowers are popular due to their price, scent and long-lasting petals. Roses, peonies, dahlias and foliage are all firm favourites.<\/p>\n

Does A Bride’s Bouquet Have To Match<\/em> The Wedding Colours?<\/h2>\n

No, there is no need to match your wedding colour theme to your bouquet. You can really go mismatched with your theme. However, it is nice to work with complementary colours and tones to help give a cohesive look.<\/p>\n

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And that's a wrap! All the wedding bouquet ideas<\/strong> you'll ever need to help you choose your dream bridal bouquet design. Plus your bouquet questions are solved. Yay!<\/p>\n

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