Spring Wedding Flower Bouquets
Find fresh spring wedding flower
bouquet ideas for your seasonal bridal flowers
Also see
summer
wedding flowers,
fall
wedding bouquets and
bridal
bouquet designs
 Spring
is a wonderful season for weddings. Everything is fresh and in
bloom during springtime, so it’s only natural for flowers to be a
big part of spring weddings.
To make the most of your
flowers, you’ll want to bring in some seasonal elements to your
spring wedding flower bouquet. Sweet details like ribbons
wrapped around the stems of your bouquet flowers, add-ins like
butterflies or green foliage and springtime colors are a few ways
that you can bring the season into your spring wedding flowers.
But if you still need a few
ideas for your spring wedding bouquet, read on. We’ll answer
questions like: how can you make your spring wedding flower bouquet
look unique? And which flowers are in season for spring wedding
bouquets?
Spring Wedding Flowers For Bouquets
This is the time of year when
flowers begin emerging all over the country, so fortunately there
are many different types of flowers that are in season for spring
weddings. Of the varying types of blooms, there are some that work
better than others for spring wedding flower bouquets.
Whether you are using
mostly white flowers for your spring wedding or you’re going with
sweet pastels or vivid brights, you’ll find the perfect wedding
flowers available in spring. Some of our favorites for spring
wedding flower bouquets are hyacinths, hydrangeas, alstromeria,
peonies, tulips, daffodils, irises, orchids, lilies of the valley,
gardenias, anemones and daisies.
Roses for Spring Wedding
Bouquets
 Typically
less expensive and always classic, roses are another flower that is
available in spring for your wedding bouquet. Roses come in a
variety of colors from white to orange to lavender, so they go with
most wedding color schemes.
Even if
you’re using another flower as the main focus of your wedding
bouquet, consider using roses in addition to help offset the cost.
For example,
if you have a spring wedding bouquet with roses and peonies instead
of peonies alone, you could save anywhere from fifty to a hundred
dollars on your bouquet.
Ideas for Spring Wedding
Flower Bouquets
There are
lots of ways to make your spring wedding bouquet special. From the
colors of springtime to eye catching accents, you can find something
to make your spring bridal bouquet unique.
One of the
best ways to update your bouquet is with springtime colors. Pastel
colors are the traditional choice for spring, but these days
brighter colors like tangerine and hot pink are also gaining
popularity for spring wedding flowers. Magenta with lime green,
aqua with tangerine, celadon with cream and robin’s egg blue with
light chocolate brown are a few fresh color parings that you can use
in your spring wedding flower bouquet.
Another idea
is to tie your bouquet with a patterned ribbon for a fun and playful
take on springtime. Ribbon patterned with stripes, gingham, small
flowers, polka dots, madras print or a pale colored plaid adds a
light spring touch to your wedding bouquet. If you like this idea,
you can take it further by using your chosen pattern on your
reception table linens and wedding favor boxes.
You can also
add non floral touches to your spring wedding bouquet. Small wired
butterflies, pearls or imitation berries can be placed throughout
your bridal bouquet for a unique texture and look. Other items that
can be added are light green leaves and white or green berries.
Simple Spring Wedding
Bouquets
If you’re
going for a look that’s more simple and sweet, there are lots of
ways to have simple spring wedding bouquets that look beautiful.
One idea is to use a single type of flower in your wedding bouquet.
You could also use a smaller bouquet of just a few different types
of flowers.
Another idea
for a simple spring wedding bouquet is to use the organic or loose
bouquet style. This style is as the name implies, made by loosely
tying the flowers together with floral wire or ribbon. Hand-tied
bouquets look more natural and are perfect for brides who want a
simple bouquet.
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