Bridal Bouquet Ideas

11 Mar

Flowers are totally key in wedding planning, and each year, new floral trends come into play.

In 2023, things were a bit toned down with fewer greens, smaller bouquets, but I feel like there’s one thing in the flower world came to stay — color!

Check it out, future brides!

Spring has sprung, and with it, a burst of blooms.

It's got all of us planning our wedding day dreaming about that perfect bouquet. I mean, it's not just a tradition, it's like a symbol of love, right? So, I've put together a bunch of bridal bouquet ideas from the weddings I've captured to give you some inspo for your big day.

But hold up, how do you even choose the perfect bouquet? With so many flowers and a gazillion bouquet pics online, it can feel totally overwhelming. Here's a few inspiring bouquet I’ve photographed.

LIGHT TONES | FULL OF COLOR | WILDFLOWERS

BOUQUET DETAILS + VENDOR SUGGESTIONS

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01. LIGHT TONES

These bouquets evoke a sense of romance and ethereal beauty. The delicate colors and soft textures lend a romantic ambiance to the wedding, exude elegance and timelessness. Soft pastel shades, ivory tones, and delicate creams create a classic and refined look that complements a bride's wedding attire beautifully. Light-toned bouquets can feature a variety of flowers, from classic roses and peonies to airy baby's breath and elegant orchids. The soft color palette allows for seamless blending of different floral varieties, creating a cohesive and harmonious bouquet.

02. FULL OF COLOR

Colorful bouquets can reflect the changing seasons and the natural beauty of the surroundings. For example, spring weddings might feature bright pastels and blooming flowers, while fall weddings could showcase rich oranges, yellows, and reds. Those bouquets stand out against the bride's gown and can create a striking visual impact, especially in photographs. Bright and contrasting colors can draw attention and make a bold statement, enhancing the overall beauty of the bridal ensemble.

03. WILDFLOWERS

Opting for wildflowers can be a more sustainable choice compared to imported or greenhouse-grown blooms. Wildflowers typically require fewer resources to grow and cultivate, and their use supports local ecosystems and biodiversity. They also often have a more relaxed and organic appearance compared to traditional wedding flowers. Their natural shapes and textures add depth and movement to bouquets, creating visually dynamic arrangements that photograph beautifully.

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04. BOUQUET DETAILS

Incorporate a small family heirloom, such as a locket, brooch, or piece of lace, into the bouquet. This adds sentimental value and creates a connection to loved ones who may not be present. You can also attach charms or trinkets that hold special significance, such as initials, birthstones, or symbols representing shared interests or inside jokes between you and your loved one.