Springtime brides are blessed with tons of beautiful, in-season blooms to choose from for their bouquet. Peonies, roses, tulips, calla lilies, hydrangeas, sweet pea, and ranunculus are just a few of the many flower types that are readily available for spring weddings.
Since your bouquet will be one of the most photographed wedding details, it should express your personal sense of style, whether it's traditional, modern, romantic, whimsical, boho, or rustic. Romantic pastels are always go-to hues for this season of renewal but don't be afraid to add bold pops of color for contrast (fuschia, coral, plum, or even red).
This year, oversize arrangements and horizontal orientations are trending. Foraged greenery, ferns, berries, and ribbons all add that something extra.
Here, we've gathered over 40 different bouquet options from top floral designers around the country to inspire you!
We spotted this lush and loose bouquet designed by R. Love Floral at a springtime farm wedding in Dallas. The vibrant arrangement features coral charm peonies, peach and pink ranunculus, white and pink dahlias, white garden roses, sweet pea, and eucalyptus greenery.
Take a cue from this chic California bride and ask for a mix of blooms in different shades within the same color family. The Little Branch used ranunculus, peonies, garden roses, astilbe, pink majolica, sweet pea, and plumosa to craft this pretty-in-pink bouquet.
For a fresh and unexpected take on succulents, Tara Folker, the owner of Splints & Daisies Floral Design, paired them with cherry red ranunculus, pink peonies, and sprigs of silver dollar eucalyptus.
Sophisticated yet unfussy, we can't stop swooning over this bouquet from San Francisco-based florist Amy Burke Designs. She utilized coral charm peonies, Juliet and Swan garden roses, ranunculus, sweet peas, Queen Ann's lace, scabiosa, and jasmine vines.
Eucalyptus and ferns added an edgy twist to a feminine peony and ranunculus bouquet by Lotus Flower in Charleston.
This spring-inspired bouquet by Floranthropist is bursting with protea, peonies, roses, kangaroo paws, sea star ferns, Queen Anne's lace, sweet pea, eucalyptus, and dusty miller.
It's all about texture—fluffy dinner plate dahlias were the focus of this wedding bouquet designed by All You Need is Love Events.
Nisie's Enchanted Florist designed a pale pink and cream bouquet with garden roses, spray roses, Ecuadorian roses, and peonies for an ultra-romantic affair at The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel.
Flower Towne created these heavenly arrangements using three different types of roses—O'Hara garden roses, Mother of Pearl roses, and Majolika spray roses—along with peonies, lisianthus, spray stock, silver dollar eucalyptus and Parvifolia.
Peonies and anemones, two quintessential spring blooms, take center stage in this bouquet designed by Lavish Events by Christina. Seeded eucalyptus and ranunculus complete the stunning look.
Check out this steal-worthy bouquet from a wedding in Sweden. Floras Blomsterdröm used spiky Astrantia to balance out David Austin roses, Eustoma, Scabiosa and baby's breath.
Do you envision yourself carrying a petite bouquet on your big day? We heart this sweet arrangement by PRUNE les fleurs in Montreal featuring peonies, nielle, achillea, and orlaya grandiflora.
Talk about #SquadGoals! Posey Hill Flowers designed spring-inspired bouquets featuring scabiosa dipped in gold, astilbe, hydrangea, peonies, ranunculus, garden roses, stock, freesia, and dusty miller for a soiree in Pennsylvania.
WildFlora took this rose and peony bouquet to the next level with astilbe, mini pineapples, white astrantia, lisianthus, hellebore, dusty miller, and seeded eucalyptus.
King protea, café au lait dahlias, Juliette garden roses, ranunculus, smoke tree foliage, and dusty miller combine to form this breathtaking bouquet by TOAST Santa Barbara.
This lovely and playful bouquet by Amy Burke Designs showcases jasmine, peonies, garden roses, and astilbe.
We love the elegant shape of this Atelier Carmel bouquet—it features peonies, roses, foxgloves, hydrangea, snapdragon, veronica, and scabiosa.
For a charming plucked-from-the-garden feel, consider this wildflower beauty by The Wilding Collective. It includes dahlias, Queen Anne's lace, jasmine vine, feverfew, eucalyptus, ranunculus, and "blushing bride" protea.
Bella Flora enhanced an all-white bouquet (consisting of peonies and Vendela roses) with hanging green amaranthus, silver dollar eucalyptus and thalaspia.
Obsessed with greenery? These flourishing arrangements by Sweet Blossoms feature several different kinds, along with pink astrantia, berries, protea, chocolate Queen Anne's lace, white and blush roses, and white snapdragons.
Perfect for a late spring or early summer wedding, this all-white arrangement by Oleander Curated consists of garden roses, orchids, flowering jasmine vine, tweedia, and various foliage.
A bucolic wedding setting is made all the more lovely with this anemone, peony, ranunculus, olive, ruscus, and freesia bouquet created by Amy Burke Designs.
California-based florist Modern Bouquet incorporated Viburnum berries into this gorgeous rose, clematis, dahlia, and veronica arrangement.
This verdant bouquet designed by Sinclair & Moore Events perfectly contrasted with the bride's regal ball gown. It features ferns, eucalyptus, viburnum, tulips, garden roses, spirea, and privet berry.
Rustic yet refined, this bouquet by Whimsy Weddings showcases roses, Queen Anne's lace, and sweet pea. Variegated ivy, and feather and seeded eucalyptus add a cool touch.
Texas-based florist Sweetwater Stems created this wow-worthy bouquet using snowbound dahlias, ranunculus, tweedia, lisianthus, tillandsia xerographica, eryngium orion thistle, silver dollar eucalyptus, and fresh herbs.
Modern brides, feast your eyes on this cascading orchid and king protea bouquet designed by Spinning Web Florist.
This simple yet stunning bouquet from Fifty Flowers consists of white roses, as well as Italian and Israeli ruscus.
Adaptation Floral Design crafted this garden-gorgeous bouquet using Pecher and Duchess Nemour peonies, ranunculus, anemones, olive, and silver dollar eucalyptus.
Nothing says "spring" more than a classic all-white peony bouquet. Garden District Flowers designed this floral arrangement for a private estate wedding in Bakersfield, California.
A striped ribbon adds a preppy feel to a springtime white and lavender bouquet. The Enchanted Florist in Nashville used peonies, anemones, sweet peas, freesia, gardenias, ruscus, and mini magnolia blooms.
Veronica and scabiosa pods are a great way to add texture to your springtime bouquet. This pretty peach and white arrangement from Fifty Flowers also features garden roses, lisianthus, spray roses, peonies, and Queen Anne's lace.
Embrace the season with bright yellow blooms and flowering greenery. This bouquet by Fifty Flowers includes ranunculus, garden roses, Icelandic white poppy, jasmine vine, white garden roses, and varigated mini pittosporum.
This cheerful and dainty bouquet by Karma Flowers consists of daisies, chamomile, Nigella, Gerber daisies, ranunculus, feverfew, echinacea, and dahlias.
The Backyard Bouquet combined orange and white roses, dahlias, clematis, sweet pea, and jasmine to glorious effect in this citrus-hued bouquet. Foraged greenery added the perfect finishing touch.
Decoration Inc. designed this eye-catching ombre bouquet using parrot tulips, garden roses, ranunculus, poppies, and tweedia.
Margaret Rose Floral designed this whimsical, multi-hued bouquet using antique hydrangea, yellow calla lilies, miniature orchids, assorted garden roses, dahlias, and gloriosa lily. It's sprinkled with star fern, chamomile, and astilbe.
Boho brides will adore this bouquet by Oleander Curated, featuring a wild mix of Icelandic poppies, helleborus, fritillaria, bearded iris, and olive.
Bold pops of color add a modern feel to traditional springtime florals. This Whimsy Weddings bouquet was designed with peonies, parrot tulips, antique garden roses, Queen Anne's lace, salal, Italian ruscus, and various ferns.
Lauryl Lane designed this berry beautiful bouquet using blackberries, delphinium, sweet peas, freesia, stock, astilbe, trachillium, and scented geranium leaves.
Have each of your bridesmaids carry a slightly different bouquet in the same color palette. Amaryllis Floral & Event Design made these beautiful arrangements using a variation of garden roses, thistle, hydrangea, scabiosa, florabunda roses, dusty miller, ivy, painted fern, delphinium, and flowering mint.
Anemones, dahlias, roses, and zinnias lent a joyful feel to this bouquet designed by Lisa Claire Floral. Multicolored ribbons served as fun accents.
Go for the ultimate flower-child combo with a blossoming crown and coordinating bouquet. Fleur and Stems designed this arrangement using garden roses, quicksand roses, and seeded eucalyptus.
Fluffy hydrangeas, café au lait and salmon dahlias, ranunculus, astilbe, roses, and chocolate cosmos make up this extraordinary bouquet by Mallory Joyce Design.
