A bride's bouquet is the cherry on top of the perfect wedding look. While trends may come and go, there are certain styles that will always stand strong! From romantic roses to vibrant blooms, these are some of the wedding bouquets we think are forever timeless!
Bright Monochrome…
Bold floral arrangements are in! Gorgeous mixtures of monochromatic hues have seriously taken off for bridal bouquets, such as this rich orange and copper choice. The mixture of dark palms, textured grasses, soft roses and bright berries dotted throughout is a showstopping combination.
Via Love, Anneliese
Fanning Palms…
Dried fan palms add a huge amount of depth to this peachy and copper bouquet. The fan-leafed fronds, whilst not technically a flower, are perfect for a modern twist on a boho wedding when infused with the rustic anemones, dreamy roses, and dried grasses. What's even better is that dried botanicals are perfect for a winter wedding as they are perennial and always available.
Via Sydney Marie
Minimalist Magic…
For understated glamour, a neat bouquet of roses is becoming a top trend for the minimalist bride. Clean and crisp pure white roses with long stems create a pristine aesthetic. But, we're totally in love with the antique faded hue of quicksand roses - a hugely sought after choice. These flowers come in a range of shades, from soft beige and champagne toned to cloudy pink and blush tints.
Via Tali Photography
Soft And Dreamy…
We adore this combination of fluffy pampas crass, cotton stems and giant protea for this neutral-toned floral wonder. A bouquet that incorporates long grasses, dried berries, and so many soft textures would look like pure magic flowing in the breeze down the aisle at an outdoor wedding. Cotton may not seem like an abnormal choice, but when it looks this good how could anyone say no!
Via Hipster Weddings
Classic Blue…
Looking to bring a touch of something blue into your bridal look? Why not try this stunning ocean-inspired deep blue, perfect for a destination or coastal celebrations with sea-holly and foliage. Or embrace the blue hue for an intimate garden ceremony with white ranunculus and grape hyacinths.
Killer Contrast…
Deep and romantic colour contrasts have always been a stand-out choice for brides. Additions like dried grasses, ripe berries, striped feathers, and cascading blooms incorporates so many on-trend aspects in floral styling. Against classic white, we adore the choices of strong red celosia and the ropes of love-lies-bleeding flower falling from the base of the bouquet.
King For A Queen…
The King Protea plants, also known as sugar bushes, have become a huge crowd favourite for brides all over the globe. Native to South Africa, the blooms come in deep reds, light pinks and every shade in between, having a huge impact as a solo stem for bridesmaids or incorporated into a larger arrangement. We're loving the spiky petals against the soft white of a wedding gown, bringing a pop of colour to any aisle - very on-trend for the year.
Falling Florals...
Oversized cascading arrangements have so much appeal because of the wow factor they give off. This super modern selection of native flowers, bright orchids and dried foliage, has a sleek and sun-kissed look in the most effortless way. These kinds of bouquets hit the nail on the head when it comes to trends of sustainability and the move towards non-traditional flowers.
Bleachy Keen…
Say goodbye to greenery with bleached flowers and plants ruling the world of wedding bouquets. It began with the crowd favourite of pampas grass, and the fairy tale look it gave to wedding styling of any kind, and has exploded from there! Ferns and grasses sun-bleached into a gorgeous white create an ethereal aesthetic, perfect for indoor weddings that want to avoid an overload of green.
Via Walnut & Main
Modern Meadow...
Dried flower arrangements were incredibly popular throughout 2019, and it seems they won't be disappearing any time soon. These stunning bouquets wheat and bunny tails can be super sustainably sourced, and provide the best keepsake for you as newlyweds once the day is done.
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