Looking for some of the most stunning wedding bouquets for your walk down the aisle? From unique flowers and plants to more traditional blooms, we’ve got you covered. Read on for some of our all-time favorite bridal bouquets that totally took our breath away!
14 Marvelous Wedding Bouquets That Will Take Your Breath Away
If there is an event in your life that will need lots of flowers, it’s is your wedding. From flower bouquets for the church, to decorations at your wedding reception and your photo-shooting areas, there’s just so much to consider! Today, we’re helping you out with the first part- the perfect buds for your bridal bouquet. Take a peek!
1: Succulents – green flower; Dusty miller flat – silvery leaves;
2: Decorative thistle – poppy fruit in the bouquet; Poppy fruit – flower in the bouquet; Flower Otton – white down at the bottom of the bouquet;
Credit: Rebecca Hollis
3: Roses – pink flowers; Peony – white flowers;
4: Tulips – bright pink closed flowers; Peony – large orange – red flowers; Bells of Ireland – small green flowers; Snap Dragon – bright pink frayed flowers;
5: Peony – large white and pink flowers;
6: Ruscus leaves – bouquet of leaves, Roses – large white flowers;
7: Salal leaves – leaves; Dhalia – white flowers;
8: Tulips – white hanging flowers; Lisianthus – white flowers with yellow center; Peony – pink and orange flowers;
9: Sunflowers – large yellow flowers; Decorative thistle – prickly beads in the bouquet; Roses – yellow flowers; Delphinium – blue flowers;
10: Roses – pink flowers;
Credit: Rory Wylie photo
11: Craspedia – yellow balls; Geranium – leaves in a bouquet, Carnation – white flowers; Mountain Ash – small orange balls; Roses – cherry blossoms, Chrysanthemum – large bright pink flowers;
Credit: Nina Claire
12: Hydrangea – pink flowers; Mountain Ash – orange little balls; Maple – maple leaves for decorations;
13: Roses – bright flowers Dhalia – cherry and orange flowers;
14: Ranunculus – orange flowers, peonies – pale pink flowers; Succulents – green flowers; Decorative thistle – prickly balls in a bouquet, protea – red flower bouquet on the right side;
Your best bet is to research more about the types and colors of flowers you will need to grace your occasion and then contact a reliable even organizer. Having understood your floral preferences, you will be able to explain to the florist exactly how you want your venues to look like.
What are your favorite wedding bouquets from our list? Share below!
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