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60 Beautiful Bridal Bouquets from Real Weddings
The bouquet is the bride's most-photographed accessory. The flowers you choose help set the tone for your wedding. Need some inspiration? Here, browse 60 gorgeous ideas from real weddings.
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The protea flower is one of our favorite ways to add visual interest to a bouquet, and its meaning makes it even more wedding-perfect — the flower represents change and hope.
Type of flowers: Peonies, pincushion protea.
Photo: Acqua Photo
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Greenery doesn't have to be boring — take it up a notch with mint leaves. Bonus: Your bouquet will smell even more amazing.
Type of flowers: Calla lilies, roses, mint.
Photo: Damion Hamilton
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Cheerful sunflowers are bound to put a smile on your face on your wedding day.
Type of flowers: Sunflowers, greenery.
Photo: Susan Shek Photography
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Succulents and vibrant flowers make this bouquet pop.
Type of flowers: Succulents, roses, dusty miller.
Photo: Ashley Rose Photography
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Soft shades come together to create a romantic bouquet.
Type of flowers: Roses, peonies.
Photo: Belathée Photography
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Break up a classic pink and white bouquet with a variety of mini flowers.
Type of flowers: Blush peonies.
Photo: Pasha Belman Photography
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Add dimension to a classic rose bouquet by featuring a range of shades.
Type of flowers: Purple and ivory roses.
Photo: Nadia D Photography
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Loose greenery gives this bouquet a vintage vibe.
Type of flowers: Peonies, roses, ranunculus.
Photo: Elisha Clarke
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Give you bouquet an extra wow factor by wrapping it in jewelry.
Type of flowers: Cream and blush dahlias, dusty miller.
Photo: Jeff Wallace Photography
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Get more bang for your buck by making carnations the main feature.
Type of flowers: White carnations, pink primroses.
Photo: Kirstyn Marie Photography
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Mixed textures add visual interest to a monochromatic bouquet.
Type of flowers: Baby's breath, eucalyptus, green hydrangeas.
Photo: Sara Kauss Photography
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This timeless bouquet gets a modern touch with long, flowing ribbons from the stems.
Type of flowers: Ivory and white roses, ranunculus, greenery.
Photo: EP Love
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Contrasting colors add dimension to your bouquet.
Type of flowers: Peonies, roses.
Photo: Sophie Epton
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Lilies provide a delicate touch of pink in this bouquet.
Type of flowers: White orchids, lilies.
Photo: Ashley Camper
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Go bold with orange and coral.
Type of flowers: Orchids, berries, white, pink, and yellow roses.
Photo: Paul Sanders Photography
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Anemones are a popular choice for a vintage-inspired wedding.
Type of flowers: Pink roses, anemones.
Photo: Ephemera Designs
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Add volume to your bouquet with vibrant greenery.
Type of flowers: Ivory roses, green hydrangeas, pink dahlias, white astilbe.
Photo: W Studios New York
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Dress up a simple bouquet with a variety of gems and brooches.
Type of flowers: Roses, mini calla lilies.
Photo: Josh Lynn Photography
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A loose and flowing bouquet is perfect for a relaxed wedding.
Type of flowers: Roses, ranunculus, parrot tulips.
Photo: Ozzy Garcia
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Keep it simple by choosing a singular type of flower to feature.
Type of flowers: Stephanotis.
Photo: Lina Jang
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Sneak in some flowers known for their amazing scent, like freesia and jasmine.
Type of flowers: Pink and white peonies, freesia, ranunculus, jasmine.
Photo: Will Pursell Photography
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Add extra heft to a rose bouquet by surrounding the base with a wide-spread flower, like hydrangea.
Type of flowers: White hydrangeas, soft pink garden roses, spray roses, green ivy.
Photo: Ashley Garmon Photographers
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Your flowers don't have to be a bouquet — mix it up by having your bridesmaids carry similar flowers in wreath format instead.
Type of flowers: Eucalyptus, pink and white cabbage roses, hand-painted navy berries.
Photo: Kelly Anne Photography
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Randomized placement makes this colorful bouquet unique.
Type of flowers: Dahlias, hydrangeas, roses.
Photo: Choco Studio
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Complement an all-white bouquet with plenty of loose greenery.
Type of flowers: White peonies, garden roses, sweet peas.
Photo: Kelly Sweet Photography
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Your bouquet doesn't have to be massive to make a strong impact; focus on the size of the individual blooms to make a punch with fewer stems.
Type of flowers: Pink, peach, and ivory roses, tuberose, and parrot tulips.
Photo: Dixie Pixel
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Make your bouquet an everlasting keepsake by crafting it from brooches and gems instead of live flowers.
Type of flowers: Brooches.
Photo: Shannon Michele Photography
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Round out a classic calla lily bouquet with the more budget-friendly tulip.
Type of flowers: White calla lilies, tulips.
Photo: Tu Photography
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Mirror the dominant color of your bouquet with mini berries to add emphasis.
Type of flowers: Dahlias, roses, hydrangeas, hypericum berries.
Photo: Shawna Yarbrough & Damion Hamilton
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There's nothing more romantic than a peony and rose bouquet.
Type of flowers: Powder pink and white roses, peonies.
Photo: Sacha Blackurne Photography
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A few vibrant stems add a dynamic element to a classic bouquet.
Type of flowers: Pink and white garden roses.
Photo: Tonya Malay Photography
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Make a traditional flower more unique by altering the shape of your bouquet.
Type of flowers: Roses.
Photo: Carmen Ash Photography
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Antique lace doilies and brooches took the place of traditional flowers in this vintage-inspired bouquet.
Type of flowers: Lace doilies, antique brooches.
Photo: Josh Gruetzmacher
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Baby's breath is a classic filler flower that doesn't show up often in bridal bouquets; it lends a vintage vibe to a classic bouquet.
Type of flowers: Pink peonies, white anemones, ranunculus, garden roses, baby's breath.
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Contrast is key when it comes to designing a bouquet that pops.
Type of flowers: Succulents, thistles, gerbera daisies, fiddlehead ferns.
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Think spring with a gorgeous daisy bouquet.
Type of flowers: Gerbera daisies.
Photo: Andrew Clark Photography
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Add a few non-floral elements, like feathers, for an unexpected twist.
Type of flowers: Blue hydrangeas, yellow and white roses, feathers.
Photo: Dana Grant Photography
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Hydrangeas create a light and fluffy bouquet.
Type of flowers: Peonies, roses, hydrangeas, ranunculus, anemones.
Photo: Abby Rose Photo
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Wooden elements make this all-white bouquet even more beautiful.
Type of flowers: White feather tulips, hand-carved wooden peonies.
Photo: Nick Brown
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We love the fresh-from-the-garden vibe of this bouquet.
Type of flowers: Dahlias, straw flowers, zinnias, wheat, leafy fern sprigs.
Photo: Hannah Photography
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A loose bouquet with plenty of greenery lends a homespun vibe.
Type of flowers: Lavender, wildflowers.
Photo: Haley Richter Photography
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A densely-packed peony bouquet is pure romance.
Type of flowers: Peonies, roses, white ostrich feathers.
Photo: Pasha Belman Photography
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Fiddlehead ferns add a touch of whimsy.
Type of flowers: Peach calla lilies, pink roses, fiddlehead ferns, scabiosa pods.
Photo: Carol Irvine
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Use snapdragon as a filler flower that adds an extra oomph of color.
Type of flowers: Sea holly, proteas, snapdragons, eucalyptus, fern, roses.
Photo: Rick Liston
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You can never go wrong with long-stemmed roses.
Type of flowers: Red and white roses.
Photo: I Alam Photography
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Set the tone for a glam wedding with deep black-tinted roses.
Type of flowers: Black Baccara roses.
Photo: Dan and Melissa Photography
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Balance the proportions in your bouquet by choosing just one or two larger blooms to feature.
Type of flowers: Crimson, blush, and plum ranunculus, yellow anemones, spray roses.
Photo: Elizabeth Lloyd Photography
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Billy balls add a touch of fun to your bouquet.
Type of flowers: Garden roses, ranunculus, billy balls, succulents, dusty miller.
Photo: Choco Studio
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For an unexpected twist, make greenery the star of your bouquet.
Type of flowers: White anthuriums, mini garden roses, lisianthus, leaves.
Photo: Jana Dillon Photography
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Experiment with non-floral elements that fit your season, like berries and mini-pumpkins for fall.
Type of flowers: Gerbera daisies, calla lilies, fiddlehead ferns, mini pumpkins.
Photo: Donnell Probst Photography
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The star-shaped stephanotis adds a fun touch to any bouquet.
Type of flowers: Pale pink and ivory roses, dahlias, stephanotis.
Photo: Robert Holley
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Picasso calla lilies add a pop of color from inside the bloom.
Type of flowers: Picasso calla lilies, white tulips, cream roses.
Photo: Dana Lane Photography
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The dark purple schwartz mini calla lilies add depth to this bouquet.
Type of flowers: Bupleurum cosmos, schwartz mini calla lilies, Queen Anne's lace, skyline roses.
Photo: Andres Valenzuela
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You can't go wrong with a classic white rose bouquet.
Type of flowers: White roses.
Photo: Salzman and Ashley Studios
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Orchids are the perfect choice for a cascade bouquet.
Type of flowers: White orchids, peonies, ranunculus, ruskus greenery, stephanotis vine.
Photo: Lisa O'Dwyer Photography
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Cascading small white buds are a wonderfully unexpected choice.
Type of flowers: Small white buds.
Photo: Livio Lacurre Photography
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The combination of classic and whimsy come together to create one dynamic bouquet.
Type of flowers: Ivory vendella roses, blue thistle blossoms, dusty miller leaves.
Photo: Hollywood Pro Weddings
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Classic elegance wrapped in lace — this bouquet is perfect for the traditionalist.
Type of flowers: Hydrangeas, peonies, ranunculus, roses.
Photo: Browne Photography
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You can't help but smile when you look at this cheerful bouquet.
Type of flowers: Coral ranunculus, Yves Piaget garden roses, coral dahlias, orange ranunculus, orange paintbrush asclepsia, magenta mokara orchids apricot campanella, garden roses.
Photo: Julia Franzosa Photography
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Give your bouquet an ombré effect with a variety of shades in the same family.
Type of flowers: Orange roses.
Photo: Sherman Chu Photography
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35 Budget-Friendly Ceremony Décor Ideas
Your ceremony decorations don't have to cost a fortune to make an impact. Here, get inspired by these cost-effective options.
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Stock up on string lights during the post-holiday sales. Decorate the ceiling and the backdrop with dozens of strands for dramatic effect.
Photo: Debbie Neff Photography
Christmas Trees
If you're get married near the holidays, you’ll likely be able to take advantage of some free decorations from your venue. When viewing potential venues, be sure to ask about how (and when) they decorate for the holidays.
Photo: Tia LaRue Photography via Wandering Blooms LLC
Mystical Forest
Design a mystical fairy-tale space with hundreds of paper cranes overhead.
Photo: Carolien and Ben
Beach Beauty
Set against such a beautiful natural backdrop, a simple hoop wreath is all you need.
Photo: Heather O'Steen Photography
Crepe Paper
Layered crepe paper in muted tones creates a soft, romantic backdrop.
Photo: Steve Steinhardt
Candlelight
Hit up your local dollar store for basic pillar candles, which come together to create a beautiful, romantic backdrop when displayed on modern shelves.
Photo: DreamCatcherUA/Etsy
Gold Frames
Go thrift shopping for ornate frames; pop out the backs and spray paint them gold for a luxe look for less.
Photo: Sarah Maren Photography via Kate Whelan Events
Book Arch
Book lovers, show off your literary love with an arch made entirely of books. Repurpose tales from your own bookshelves, and hit up used book sales to fill the gaps.
Photo: Rubin Photography
Streamers
Line your aisle with ribbon streamers, which look even more gorgeous on a windy wedding day.
Photo: Robert Holley Photography
Monogram
Make your new monogram the star of the show. Bonus: You can reuse it as home décor after the big day.
Photo: Photo Love
Custom Art
Are you an artsy couple? Create a one-of-a-kind backdrop with dripped paint on a canvas.
Photo: Nikole Ramsay
Pom Poms
Paper poms add extra romance to a minimalist ceremony arch.
Photo: Monique Hessler Photography
Faux Flower Wall
A flower wall may cost a small fortune, but you can get the look for less with a printed tapestry instead.
Photo: Rustic White Photography
Hoop Wreaths
Arrange a beautiful backdrop on a budget with a variety of simple hoop wreaths.
Photo: Michele Brooke Photography via Fleeting Elegance
Silver Sparkle
Dress up your winter wedding with silver tinsel trees and garlands.
Photo: Nala Jolie Photography
Hearts
Show the love with hundreds of heart cutouts lining the aisle. It’s a cute and cheap DIY project perfect for an outdoor wedding.
Photo: Lucky Malone Photography
Autumn Aisle
Take advantage of in-season decorations, like pumpkins and leaves for a fall wedding.
Photo: Andrejka Photography
Lace Curtain
Dress up a vintage curtain with a few individual hanging flowers for a shabby-chic backdrop.
Photo: Lisa Gill Photography
Quilted Aisle
Instead of a costly aisle runner, pick up some quilts from a thrift store for a quirky, homespun vibe.
Photo: Love & Adventure Photography
A-Frame
A simple A-frame adorned with a basic floral arrangement creates a lovely minimalist backdrop.
Musical Notes
Whimsical and fun, a backdrop made of vintage records is perfect for a music-loving couple on a budget.
Photo: Revival Photography
Balloons
Make balloons the star of the décor show; keep it wedding-appropriate by opting for simple L-O-V-E letters.
Photo: Clean Plate Pictures
Floral Display
You don’t have to skip flowers entirely to save money; just opt for more budget-friendly varieties, like hydrangeas and roses.
Photo: F8 Photo Studio
Chair Covers
Brightly-covered chair covers that reflect the colors of the sunset are perfect for a beach wedding.
Photo: Palace Resorts
Spiral Seating
Turn your chairs into part of the décor by arranging them in an interesting pattern.
Photo: Gideon Photography
Chalkboard Signs
Use chalkboard signs to spell out your favorite quote or bible verse. Dress the space above your ceremony with simple tulle.
Photo: Eric Vest Photography
Wildflowers
Wildflowers in mason jars add color to your aisle without costing a fortune.
Love Sign
All you need is an oversized sign to create an eye-catching backdrop.
Photo: Susan Jackson Photography
Fresh Greenery
Get more bang for your buck by opting for fresh greenery in lieu of an abundance of flowers.
Photo: Ulmer Studios
Ribbons
An easy DIY that can be adapted to fit any wedding style, ribbon strands create a chic and simple backdrop.
Photo: Brklyn View Photo
Rainbow Pinwheels
Add some whimsy and color to your ceremony with pinwheels and streamers.
Photo: Sugar + Soul Photography
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