Looking for wedding bouquets that feel like you? White roses, pale pink peonies and bright sunflowers give you plenty to choose from.
There are little hand-tied bunches here as well as long cascades of orchids, with some gorgeous ribbon details along the way.
You can keep things simple or go all out with color. Start with a flower you love, then decide whether you want lots of greenery or blooms all the way around.
Wedding bouquet ideas worth saving
white roses and lavender sprigs
We’re starting off strong with these gorgeous white roses and little purple lavender sprigs. I love the rounded gray-green leaves tucked between the blooms.
Ask for an ivory bow with long tails if you want to follow this look. The exposed stems keep the bottom nice and simple.
pastel flowers and yellow daisies
How cute is this color combination? The pink and peach flowers look so pretty with pale blue blossoms and little yellow-centered daisies.
Those round yellow flowers are a favorite detail too!
If you love colorful wedding bouquets, save this one for its loose shape as well as its colors. Ask to keep some smaller flowers reaching above the larger blooms.
cascading white orchids
I am obsessed with this orchid bouquet. It’s so pretty, plus those little pearl-like strands make it feel extra dressed up.
The white flowers trail down into a long, narrow cascade with green buds at the bottom. Show your florist the whole picture if that length is what you love.
blush peonies and looping ribbon
This peony bouquet may just be one of my favorites here. I love the pale pink petals and how closely the flowers sit together.
Keep the rounded shape if you want this same look. The long pale ribbon is a lovely finishing touch without adding another flower or color.
calla lilies and a dark bow
Don’t want a big bunch of flowers? No problem!
These white calla lilies have long exposed stems and a deep brown bow. The blooms sit at different heights rather than forming a round cluster.
Read also: 20+ Stunning Small Wedding Bouquet Ideas That Steal Hearts
I’d keep that dark ribbon if you’re asking for something similar. It’s such a pretty detail against the white flowers.
ivory roses and feathery grasses
If you’re looking for a bouquet that sticks to neutral colors, go with this ivory rose and tan grass combination. I love how the feathery stems spread out around the flowers, especially that tall spray on the right.
A long ivory ribbon finishes the stems without bringing in another color.
sunflowers and bright blue blooms
The sunflower fans are going to love this! Bright yellow petals sit beside blue and white flowers, with long strands of greenery hanging below.
You don’t have to stick to pale colors for your bouquet. Save this combination if you want something bold, or ask for a smaller version with the same yellow and blue.
burgundy dahlias and cream roses
I am in love with these deep burgundy dahlias. The cream roses look gorgeous between them, with smaller dark flowers and rounded green leaves filling the gaps.
If you want a darker flower palette without going dark all over, this is such a pretty combination to bring to your florist.
white tulips and pale ribbon
If you are looking for something simple, this one is for you. White tulips sit above broad green leaves, with a pale blush ribbon wrapped around the stems.
The little leafy sprigs around the edges are just enough extra detail.
tiny white flowers and broad leaves
Who says you need big blooms? I love this loose bunch of tiny white flowers with broad, pointed green leaves gathered near the handle.
The flowering stems spill down and out instead of sitting in a tight ball. Ask for that trailing shape if it’s your favorite part too.
pale blue hydrangeas and white callas
The pale blue and white pairing is so pretty in this bouquet. Rounded hydrangea clusters sit beneath taller white calla lilies and little sprays of white flowers.
Read also: 20+ Stunning Wedding Bouquet Ideas White That Steal Hearts
There are small dangling charms at the handle too. If you’d like a personal detail on yours, you could ask your florist about attaching a charm you choose.
peach roses and little berries
How gorgeous are these peach roses? Not gonna lie, the little peach-colored berries are one of my favorite parts!
White roses, tiny white blossoms and pale pink flowers fill out the bunch.
Keep some rounded greenery around the edges if you want to follow this arrangement.
white anemones with dark centers
Don’t want to add lots of different flowers? No problem there!
This compact bunch of white anemones has dark centers that stand out all on their own.
I love the small pearl-like dots on the pale handle wrap. You could keep that detail or choose a plain ribbon for a simpler finish.
apricot blooms and little bows
This is actually one of my favorite handle details on the list. The little gray-brown bows run down the white wrap, right beneath apricot blooms and long, narrow leaves.
There are even olives tucked among the greenery. Ask for a leafy, loosely gathered bouquet if you love this less rounded shape.
white orchids and palm leaves
If you are looking for a true eye-catcher, then this one is for you. There’s so much to love, from the large white orchids at the front to the palm leaves spreading behind them.
The green heart-shaped blooms and split leaf on the left are gorgeous too. I’d keep the handle wrap plain so you can enjoy all those flower and leaf shapes.
blush roses and trailing pink ribbon
I know the peonies above are gorgeous, but these blush roses are another favorite. Mostly because the small white flowers look so pretty reaching between and beyond the larger blooms.
Read also: 20+ Stunning Wedding Bouquet Ideas Blue That Steal Hearts
The long pink ribbon has visibly frayed edges. Choose a similar ribbon if you want that same detail rather than a neat little bow.
deep purple and pale lilac
I am obsessed with this purple bouquet. The tall clusters of deep purple flowers look so lovely beside the white roses and pale lilac blossoms.
Read also: 20 Halloween Bouquet Ideas With Spooky Flowers and Sweet Treats
You can leave out pink and still have a pretty pastel touch. I’d keep the lighter flowers scattered through the purple just like this.
a little peach daisy bouquet
Want something smaller without giving up color? This little bouquet is so cute with its peach daisy-like flowers, pink centers and white roses.
Read also: 20+ Stunning Wedding Bouquet Flowers That Steal the Show
The green sprigs reach up on one side while tiny pale flowers fill in around the blooms. Save this one if you prefer a small bunch to a full cascade.
coral zinnias and tiny daisies
This is one of my favorite colorful bouquets on the list. I love the coral, orange and creamy yellow zinnias with all those little white daisies.
The thin green stems stretch well beyond the flowers. Ask to keep those loose edges if you want the same garden-style look rather than a tightly rounded bunch.
red roses and curling green strands
Last but definitely not least, we have this gorgeous red rose bouquet. I love the closely gathered blooms with those thin green strands curling across the petals.
The long stems stay visible below the hands. If red roses are already your favorite, this is a lovely reminder that you don’t need lots of other flowers mixed in.
Just a little note - some of the links on here may be affiliate links, which means I might earn a small commission if you decide to shop through them (at no extra cost to you!). I only post content which I'm truly enthusiastic about and would suggest to others.
And as you know, I seriously love seeing your takes on the looks and ideas on here - that means the world to me! If you recreate something, please share it here in the comments or feel free to send me a pic. I'm always excited to meet y'all! ✨🤍
Xoxo Alessandra