85 of the Prettiest Floral Wedding Cakes

Proof you don't need towering tiers to make a stunning reception confection. All this petite wedding cake needed was three full and lush roses.

The lilac and sunny yellow blooms on this wedding cake remind us of springtime garden parties.

In addition to garden-fresh flowers, this wedding cake is also decorated with a bounty of seasonal fruits.

With buttercream frosting, lush flowers, and greenery, this confection is ready for a spring wedding.

With watercolor floral illustrations, this wedding cake is totally dreamy.

Lightly frosted and toting an acrylic topper, this confection also features roses in muted lavender hues.

This stunning confection is positively drowning in pretty pink flowers.

In addition to roses, this summery wedding cake is also topped with berries.

Instead of fresh flowers, this wedding cake featured dried and pressed flowers for a wild and whimsical look.

This pretty-in-pink wedding cake is topped with fragrant lavender.

The dark-hued blooms on this floral wedding cake give this confection a romantic, moody vibe.

Not only is this floral wedding cake dripping in white flowers, but it's also resting on an entire garden's worth of blooms.

This beautiful dessert is wrapped in vines and dotted with flowers.

Doesn't this flower wedding cake just seem to scream springtime?

We love the organic feel of this petite wedding cake with white flowers and greenery.

Why have just one flower wedding cake when you can have three?

This wedding cake with flowers is equal parts classic and romantic.

Here, a single-tiered wedding cake is topped with roses. We love all the texture in the buttercream.

How unique! For a French-inspired wedding, we love a Croquembouche cake. This one is even dotted with pretty pink posies.

The rich, red flowers on this cake add a dose of romance to the dessert.

At their Austin wedding, this couple served a gluten-free Mexican vanilla wedding cake with Italian cream and chocolate, complete with flowers in warm hues.

Who doesn't love chocolate cake? Especially when it's covered in fresh flowers.

White and green is a spring-ready color palette we can always get behind.

This five-tiered floral wedding cake is a true showstopper.

This three-tiered naked wedding cake features white buds and sprigs of greenery.

Can't choose between cake and doughnuts? Why not have both? This couple had a single-tiered wedding cake with flowers to cut, and then served guests yummy glazed doughnuts.

The rich, autumnal shades of the flowers on this wedding cake are beyond beautiful.

At their New York wedding, this couple served a confetti cake from Momofuku Milk Bar, complete with magenta flowers.

The blush flowers that top this lemon Marionberry cake complement its pink frosting perfectly.

We love the blush, bright pink, and white flowers that complete this white wedding cake.

Sugar flowers can be just as beautiful as fresh flowers. (And they're definitely tastier.)

Who ever said your something blue couldn't be your wedding cake?

Ombré-hued flowers cascade down this five-tiered wedding cake.

The red flowers that trail along the two tiers of this wedding cake pack a serious punch.

This white wedding cake is dotted with gorgeous garden roses.

Between each layer of this floral wedding cake lie lush white buds.

This nearly naked wedding cake is sprinkled with greenery and a few blush-hued blooms.

Instead of a traditional wedding cake, this couple served up tiers of cheese at their New York wedding. (They still decorated the layers with some fabulous florals though, of course.)

If you don't love the look of traditional flowers, why not decorate your reception dessert in trailing greenery?

The coral charm peonies on this floral wedding cake give the dessert a feminine touch.

Here, a single-tiered wedding cake is topped with a trio of flowers.

At pro golfer Smylie Kaufman's wedding, this towering confection with countless cascading flowers was served.

The black centers of the anemones that decorate this wedding cake add some dimension to the look.

Black wedding cakes have a cool, chic feel to them. This one features a geometric pattern on its bottom tier and some pretty pink blooms.

Wedding cakes with flowers aren't just for spring or summer. This one would look right at home at autumnal nuptials.

While not a traditional floral choice, succulents can serve as an ultra-cool wedding cake topper.

This three-tiered white wedding cake is clean and classic—perfect for a traditional or more formal affair.

Keep things monochromatic with white flowers.

This dessert is adorned with flowers in shades of pink and coral.

Thin garlands of greenery and delicate posies was all this wedding cake needed.

The leafy greens on this floral wedding cake add a unique and seasonal touch.

The Creamsicle-hued flowers on this wedding cake are perfect for a summer wedding.

With matching white flowers, this buttercream wedding cake is fit for any type of celebration—from casual to more formal weddings.

This five-tiered floral wedding cake features a watercolor motif and sugar flower accents.

This colorful two-tiered wedding cake is adorned with 3-D floral accents.

Here, a two-tiered pink-and-gold wedding cake is topped with ranunculi and greenery.

With a metallic sheen, this two-tiered white-and-gold wedding cake is decorated with fresh flowers.

How glamorous is this three-tiered metallic wedding cake decorated with white flowers?

A cascade of organic garden roses complete this four-tiered buttercream-frosted wedding cake.

Here, a two-tiered buttercream-frosted wedding cake is covered in fresh roses and greenery.

With a fun femininity, this ombré two-tiered wedding cake is decorated with delicate fondant frills, sugar peonies, ranunculi, and roses.

With tons of artistic charm, this hand-painted floral wedding cake is topped with fresh flowers.

Who needs fresh flowers when you can have a hand-painted toile design?

For the couple who loves color, this vibrant blue buttercream-frosted wedding cake with cascading red flowers is the perfect choice.

With bundles of blooms, everyone will be snapping photos of this wedding cake display.

This romantic three-tiered wedding cake with sugar flowers is ideal for formal receptions.

This three-tiered wedding cake is decorated with fresh flowers and trailing greenery.

Ideal for more rustic celebrations, this buttercream-frosted wedding cake is adorned with orange-hued cascading flowers.

The perfect backdrop to a wedding cake with flowers? A flower wall, of course!

We love the sunset shades of the flowers adorning this four-tiered wedding cake.

How pretty are the punchy pink flowers that top this white wedding cake?

This rustic buttercream-frosted wedding cake is decorated with organic pink flowers and greenery.

Instead of topping this wedding cake with traditional buds, this confection is decorated with a floral wreath.

This five-tiered white wedding cake is decorated with fresh flowers, greenery, and fruit.

With a light wash of blue, this three-tiered wedding cake is topped with fresh flowers and candy accents.

Perfect for a traditional wedding, this white three-tiered wedding cake is adorned with white sugar flowers.

Go monochromatic with this white four-tiered wedding cake decorated with white sugar flowers.

This naked wedding cake with hydrangeas and roses has a fresh and romantic feel to it.

Those balloons say it all when it comes to this two-tiered naked wedding cake with fresh flowers and greenery.

Feminine and impossibly pretty, this two-tiered naked wedding cake is decorated with roses and greenery.

We love the simplicity of this three-tiered naked wedding cake decorated with white flowers and greenery.

These twin floral wedding cakes prove that two desserts are always better than one.

These contemporary rectangular wedding cakes feature cascading organic florals.

With fresh flowers and flamingo cake toppers, this confection is ready for a summer wedding.

With chic onyx fondant, this four-tiered wedding cake features a floral pattern and handmade sugar flowers.