To us, bridal bouquets are two things: 1) a reflection of the person holding them and 2) there to complete and compliment the look. From classic and crisp to fun and flirty, we always work with our clients to inject personality and what matters most into every arrangement so your bouquet looks, smells and feels amazing!
In today’s post, we’re sharing six ultra-chic wedding bouquets we’ve created to bring you inspiration for your spring wedding. Each hand-tied with premium ribbon, if you’re looking for luxurious, contemporary designs, we’ve got you covered.
Bridal bouquet #1 features: Alabaster Rose, Spirea, Paperwhites, Lilac, Ranunculus, Sweetpea, Pittosporum, Asparagus Fern
If a modern, romantic and ethereal bouquet is right up your street, you’ll love the combination of the buttery Alabaster Rose, cascading Spirea, crisp Paperwhites and creamy Ranunculus. It’s a pure, earthy and elegant alternative to a nosegay, posy or cascading bouquet with a sweet yet fresh fragrance.
Bridal bouquet #2 features: Ranunculus, Poppies, Edith Rose, Butterfly Ranunculus, Daucus, Clematis, Eucalyptus
One of our absolute faves, this bouquet is vibrant and downright dazzling! With paper-like, ruffled petals and waxy leaves, zoom in and you’ll see we selected these for their shine, silk and multitude of tones which add depth and character. It’s quirky, colourful and packed full of seasonal blooms; it’s guaranteed to bring even more joy to your special day!
Bridal bouquet #3 features: Camellia, Kiera Rose, Guelder Rose, Lilac, Jasmin, Sweetpea, Rice Flower, Asparagus Fern
Evergreen and lustrous, this bouquet brings together different clusters and textures to form a completely unique and charming design. Attractive pink Camellia and peach rosettes of Keira Rose add femininity to the various foliage: the thick, glossy and dark Camellia Leaf; the broad, lobed and radiant green Guelder Rose; the beautiful, heart-shaped Lilac leaves; the tubular, shiny Jasmin; the tiny bell-shaped Sweetpeas; the thin leaves and woody stems of Rice Flower; the trailing branches of feathery Asparagus Fern.
Bridal bouquet #4 features: Ranunculus, Miranda Rose, Clematis, Sweetpea, Daucus, Eucalyptus, Asparagus Fern, Myosotis
Wild, striking, intense and brilliant at first glance, look closer and you’ll see elegant blooms like ornate Daucus, blissful Eucalyptus, baroque Sweetpeas, simple Myosotis and fluffy Asparagus Fern in amongst the grand pink Miranda Rose and satin petals of the two Ranunculus varieties. It’s deep, strong and passionate with so much meaning at the heart!
Bridal bouquet #5 features: Purity Rose, Sweetpea, Lilac, Rice Flower, Phlox, Pittosporum
Soft and natural, this bouquet has arcadian vibes, perfectly suited to the conscious bride. The most muted of all of the arrangements here, it’s also one of the silkiest, wholesome and abundant. Woody stems contribute various shades of green, forming a contrasting backdrop to dense but distinctive white buds and ruffled layers upon layers of blush petals. Pittosporum, Sweetpeas and Purity Roses give it a sweet scent you won’t be able to get enough of too!
Bridal bouquet #6 features: Edith Rose, Miranda Rose, Parrot Tulips, Guelder Rose, Myosotis, Clematis, Eucalyptus, Ranunculus
Bright and showy, this bouquet is all about the layers and vines. The vivid coral Edith Rose and decadent, pink Miranda Rose with wavy petals bring the most fabulously fruity fragrance with hints of raspberry and vanilla making them great choices for Spring. Frilled yellow and orange two-toned Parrot Tulips and lively green Guelder Roses are certainly showstoppers in this arrangement while dainty blue Myosotis (or more commonly known, Forget-Me-Nots) keep it from feeling too big and bold!
Which is your favourite? If you or someone you know are planning a wedding or event, we’d love to invite you to get in touch with us. You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.
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Flowers: Miriam Faith | Images: Amanda Karen Photography