The tradition of a bride carrying flowers down the aisle is rooted in ancient customs. Whether bearing herbs and spices to ward off evil spirits or hand-picked flowers to signify a new life together, the bridal bouquet has stood the test of time and continues to evolve in styles and arrangements.
Choose local, seasonal flowers and greens to highlight the essence of your surroundings, or incorporate your all-time favorite blossoms into your statement piece for the day. Flowers offer fragrance, style, color, and texture, and are the bride’s primary accessory for this most special day.
Nothing dresses up a simple (or fancy) gown like a floral arrangement with a stunning color palette
bouquet by saffron brooklyn.
photo by love me do photography.
bouquet by meadowscent.
photo by belle la vie images.
bouquet by dirty girls design.
photo by thompson photography group.
bouquet by rosery flower shop.
photo by rachel collet.
For an outdoor wedding in the mountains, hand-tied bouquets with that “fresh-picked” style, pairing locally grown shrubs with gorgeous, fragrant florals, highlight the smells and colors of the season and add texture and nuance to your wedding day style.
bouquet by jarita’s florist.
photo by dawn honsky photography.
bouquet by green cottage.
photo by teresa horgan.
bouquet by vault + vine.
photo by love me do photography.
bouquet by hops petunia.
photo by vik studio.
Nothing dresses up a simple gown like a floral arrangement with a stunning color palette. Rich floral tones can be complemented by softer hues. Keep it simple with a posy bouquet that features mostly flowers of similar length and style, or embellish with cascading greenery for a more dramatic look.
