We’ve compiled 50 absolutely stunning bouquet to help you find your dream florals! If you’ve already selected your wedding colors, no problem- we have color coordinated them into groups to help you find what you love! Click here to see all the blooming beautiful bouquets and get started on concocting your dream bouquet! Love the bouquet above? It was created by Going Lovely and captured by Kirsten Julia Photography.
Flowers by Color
If you have a color palette in mind here is a handy list! Keep in mind many of the listed flowers come in almost all of the colors!
Red: carnation, coxcomb, pentas, poppy, red ginger, yarrow, hibiscus, poinsettia, and gerber daisy.
Pink: dahlia, heather, stargazer lily, lisianthus, king protea, godetia, astilbe, and cherry blossom.
Orange: parrot tulips, mokara orchids, garden roses, celosia, cremon, and birds of paradise.
Yellow: chrysanthemum, daffodil, sunflower, freesia, eremurus, ranunculus, and solidaster.
Green: bells of Ireland, viburnum, hellebore, daylily, zinnia, gladiolus, trick dianthus, and bupleurum.
Blue: ageratum, hyacinth, ipomoea, muscari, meconopsis, primula, globe thistle, and nigella.
Purple: anemone, delphinium, iris, statice, allium, stock, foxglove, snapdragon, rose and lilac.
White: narcissus, pear blossom, wax flower, sweet pea, baby’s breath, lunar buds, and amaryllis.
The mix of white anemone and pink ranunculus in the bouquet below from Bare Root Flora and captured by Laura Murray Photography is so stunning don’t you think?
Save money on your flowers
1. Get flowers that are in season. Not only are out-of-season flowers more expensive, but they aren’t as fresh because they have to be transported from elsewhere. Ask your florist what flower options you have that will be in season. If you want top notch fresh flowers try to source locally.
2. Keep it simple. For your reception, switch out big extravagant centerpieces for bud vases that hold one or two stems each. You can achieve a stunning look by creating a line of them on a rectangular table or bunching a few of them together on a round table.
3. But…think big! Use large blooms that take up more space without skimming on prettiness! These giant posies will take up more surface area while helping you shrink your budget. We love the large blooms used in the bouquet below created by Lovely Little Details and captured by Stacey Hedman.
4. Go Faux. Fake flowers aren’t for everyone but who says you have to go with silk flowers? We have seen some amazing flowers created out of book pages, newspaper, buttons, ribbon, vintage brooches, you name it! Still cute and unique for a fraction of the cost.
See 50 blooming bouquets here to get ideas for what your dream bouquet could look like when using those tips!
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