Annie McElwain Photography
Coral peonies were paired with ranunculus, garden roses, and Queen Anne's lace in this romantic bouquet, created by San Francisco florist Amy Burke Designs.
From classic all-white arrangements to bright and modern mixes, we found 44 pretty peony bouquets for all types of brides.
Spring brides, we envy you. With peak peony season beginning in early spring and extending through late June, there's no shortage of gorgeous wedding flowers for your bridal bouquet. Despite the relatively small window of budget-friendly growing time, brides clamor for this quintessential wedding flower all year-round. And can you really blame them? With the fluffy blooms available in white, cream, yellow, and varying shades of pink and red, peonies are the perfect addition to all bridal bouquets.
Whether you're hosting a ballroom bash, an outdoor rustic celebration, or a city-chic affair, peonies complement every type of wedding. For a more classic style, pair the lush flowers with similarly-hued blooms (think: ranunculus or garden roses). Modern brides should add touches of greenery like air plants and succulents for a fresh and unexpected vibe.
Also, remember that pretty peony bouquets can be created to accommodate any budget: You can splurge on an arrangement that's strictly peonies. And at the same time, you can save big by using the popular blossom as an accent flower within an arrangement filled with more affordable blooms. Another budget-friendly idea? Consider carrying a posy down the aisle rather than a traditional bouquet — since peonies are so voluminous, fewer stems still make a serious impact.
To help inspire your own big-day arrangement, we found 44 of the most beautiful peony wedding bouquets for brides of every style. Don't forget to pin your favorites to your wedding inspiration board!
Amber Gress Photography
New York City florist Bowman & Clark arranged this bold red peony bouquet for a modern winter wedding in the Big Apple.
Harwell Photography
A romantic bouquet of peonies, roses, ranunculus, and eucalyptus was the perfect arrangement of complement this bride's lace and tulle ball gown wedding dress. Lauren's Floral Art, a florist based in Lawrenceville, Georgia, whipped up this lovely look.
Laura Murray Photography
You don't have to be a classic bride to love peonies. This wild bouquet, created by Denver-based florist Lalé Florals, features peonies, garden roses, ranunculus, poppies, protea, sweet peas, scabiosa pods, dahlias, and air plants. What's not to love?
Annie Brookshire
Annie's Gardens arranged this elegant bouquet of peonies and dusty miller — it's perfect for nearly any style bride.
Carina Skrobecki
Looking for a way to make your peonies pop? Consider the route Seattle-based florist Butter & Bloom took here: Pair pastel-hued stems with bolder blooms, like these pale peonies that are tucked between bright pink, orange, and yellow roses, ranunculus, and protea.
Christa Kimble Photography
You'd never guess, but this peony, zinnia, and rose bouquet is actually made entirely of silk blooms, purchased from Afloral and arranged by the bride herself. It's a great way to get the look you love for less.
Jennifer Xu Photography
Oh La La Designs, a florist based out of Ontario, Canada, created this lush, loose bouquet featuring peonies, thistle, roses, and greenery.
Jose Villa
New York based florist Poppies & Posies is known for their stunning, natural mixed bouquets, and this one is no exception. Coral charm peonies are paired with zinnias, hellebores, ranunculus, and greenery for a romantic, freshly picked look.
Katie Stoops Photography
This bouquet, arranged by planner and floral stylist Jacin Fitzgerald, is bursting with spring hues and blooms. Pink peonies, coral charm peonies, gardenias, ranunculus, and magnolias look fresh and modern all paired together.
Tim Will Photography
Branch Design Studio, a florist based in Charleston, South Carolina, created this modern mix of peonies, garden roses, ranunculus, and greenery.
Casto Photography & Cinema
Don't feel pressured to choose a pastel-hued bouquet just because you love peonies. South Carolina florist Cote Design paired magenta peonies with anemones, roses, and astilbe.
Elizabeth Fogarty
Spring weddings call for a romantic bouquet, and this pale pink option created by Toulies en Fleur, a florist based in Washington, DC, does not disappoint. Here, they paired peonies with roses and ranunculus.
Brklyn View Photography
New York City florist Blush Designs created this spring-inspired bouquet. Filled with white-and-blush peonies, fragrant lavender, and stock, this floral mix is filled with seasonable blooms.
Lisa Lefkowitz Photography
Cherries Flowers, a San Francisco-based florist, created this arrangement of pink-and-coral peonies and garden roses.
Lark Photos
This classic pale-pink peony bouquet, created by Flowers by Grattoni, a Chicago-based florist, pops thanks to dusty miller around the base.
Sarah Falugo Photography
The Blue Carrot, a florist based out of Cornwall, England, created this modern bouquet with coral charm peonies, succulents, and proteas for a unique look.
Emily Steffen Photography
This bouquet of pink peonies and white mums and anemones is perfect for the bride with contemporary style.
Catherine Hall Studios
Classic brides will love an all-white bouquet, like this option from Atelier Joya, which is filled with lush peonies and garden roses.
Kaysha Weiner Photographer
Blue Magnolia, a California-based florist, created this bright peony bouquet for a Santa Barbara wedding. She mixed coral peonies, yellow tulips, and fresh lilac for a colorful arrangement.
Anchor & Veil Photography
Blossom Artistry, a North Carolina-based florist, created a perfect bridal bouquet of blush peonies, white roses, astilbe, and thistle, for a look that feels fresh yet still classic.
Luke Simon Photography
Pale pink, coral, and burgundy peonies make up this stunning bouquet created by Australian florist Poppies Flowers.
Alice Keeney Photography
Peach peonies and ranunculus make this bouquet a spring bride's dream. Add bright greenery for a little extra color, like Out of the Garden, a South Carolina-based florist, did here.
Abby Jiu Photography
Upgrade a classic all-pink peony bouquet by incorporating greenery around the base of your blooms like Amaryllis, Inc., a Maryland-based florist, did for this arrangement.
Jose Villa
For a less formal style, mix two shades of peonies and add some greenery. As this bride's pink-and-white arrangement proves, the final look is whimsical and romantic.
Coco Tran Photography via Lady Grey Styling Secrets
A bold pink peony bouquet like this one is fit for a boho summer wedding. Caledon & Celery, a florist based out of New York City and Los Angeles, balanced the bright blooms with lush greenery.
Corbin Gurkin
Charleston Stems, a South Carolina florist, dreamed up this yellow bouquet using giant tree peonies — an unusual but totally gorgeous pick for a wedding bouquet.
Morning Light by Michelle Landreau
Go glam with a dark-colored peony arrangement. This one, from Atlanta, Georgia-based florist Flowers by Yona, mixes pale pink, magenta, and burgundy peonies, roses, and ranunculus.
JWStudio
Fleur De Lis, a florist serving New Jersey, Philadelphia, and Delaware, created classic bridesmaid bouquets using peonies and ranunculus in varying shades of pink. The colorful option is lovely with a blush attendant's gown, but it would also look gorgeous heading down the aisle with a bride.
Jasmine Lee Photography
This romantic bouquet from Laura Miller Design combines bright pink peonies with blush garden roses and craspedias. The greenery (courtesy of the white clematis vines) adds another layer of color and texture.
Jessica Lorren
An all-white peony bouquet is a popular choice for traditional brides — and this oversized arrangement proves why.
Lauren Fair Photography
Combine bright pink peonies with Annabelle roses, stock, and air plants for an non-traditional and unforgettable bouquet, like this example from Pennsylvania florist Belovely Floral & Event Design.
Our Labor of Love
This incredible blush and ivory bouquet of peonies, Juliet garden roses, and vibrant greenery was created by Sunny Ravanbach of White Lilac Inc. The romantic, fresh style perfectly suits a seaside wedding.
Brinton Studios
Sneak pops of pink into an otherwise entirely white peony bouquet to add tons of depth. Here, Colorado florist Cori Cook Floral Design mixed cream-and-ivory peonies with ivory-and-blush heirloom roses.
Kat Braman
This classic round bouquet features red-pink-and-white roses and peonies — it's a look that traditional brides will surely adore.
Landon Jacob
For a garden-inspired wedding, Columbia, South Carolina-based florist Fern Studio created a classic coral bouquet filled with charm peonies and green accents.
Marianne + Joe at Marianne Wilson Photography
Long Beach, California-based florist Primal Flower created a colorful pink peony bouquet with a fresh-picked vibe. Purple wildflowers, orange zinnias, and greenery accents make for a perfect bohemian-chic arrangement.
Jen Huang
A modern peach bouquet is a go-to choice for spring and summer brides. This one combines peonies, garden roses, ranunculus and dusty miller.
Jasmine Lee Photography
Ginger Leaf Floral, an Oakland, California-based florist, created a pink-and-white peony bouquet featuring white ranunculus and anemones. The result? A fresh and summery mix.
Photo: Lauren Fair Photography
For a woodland wedding, Pennsylvania florist Foster's Flower Shop designed a bouquet of oversized peonies in white and pink. Greenery and filler flowers provide the final rustic touch.
Lilian Haidar Photography
This hot pink peony bouquet, from New York City-based florist L'Atelier Rougue, shows that these elegant blooms can still feel cool.
Melissa Schollaert Photography
Robert Long Flora Design, based in Atlanta, Georgia, created a lovely white bouquet that features peonies and roses, along with dainty stephanotis.
Katie Stoops
Atlanta, Georgia-based florist Amy Osaba proves it's possible to create a non-traditional bouquet using a classic bloom — these asymmetrical-shaped pink peony arrangements look fresh without being too over-the-top.
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