27 Wildflower Bouquets For A One-Of-A-Kind Bride

Confession time: We have a bit of a wild side. At least when it comes to bouquets, that is. Roses and peonies are beautiful, of course, but there’s something undeniably magical to be found in the unruly mess of a freshly picked arrangement of wildflowers; you never know what you’re going to get, ensuring that every bouquet—including yours—is one of a kind.

Whimsical and natural, they’re perfect for a bohemian, country, or garden wedding, but will work some dreaminess at pretty much any style wedding. Lacking structure, but making up for it in a rainbow of colors, their diversity leads to unexpected and effortless combinations that we just can’t stop fawning over. Sunshine daisies, red poppies, light lavender, purple vervain, blue cornflowers, white chicory—you seriously can’t go wrong with any of them. For an even wilder touch, pair them with herbs, grains, and grasses—think wheat, sprigs of rosemary, or pampas grass and bulrushes.

If you don’t want these blooming beauties to take over your whole bouquet, they also make for great filler or accent pieces. Fan them around a large king protea flower for an indie feel, or intersperse them among more traditional flowers for a unique touch. You’ll still achieve that lush look, and with a budget-friendly price tag to boot.

There really is no better botanical vision than a carefree, tousled, and spirited bouquet that looks like it was plucked straight out of a meadow or countryside field. Don’t believe us? Take a scroll through these wild beauties.

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Try Deep Reds

This deliciously romantic bouquet of deep red, blush pink, and ivory proves that wildflowers can take on a sophisticated vibe, especially when nestled among more traditional flower choices.

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Consider Gold and Jewel Tones

Earthy, autumnal hues with accents of gold and jewel tones celebrate the season’s intangible warm vibes.

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Experiment With Berries

Full of foliage, berries, and pops of red flowers, this charming bouquet looks like it was plucked right out of the fields.

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Go Big

A spray of wildflowers frames an oversized king protea, creating the illusion of one gorgeous flower.

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Play With a Warm Palette

Complete with fall foliage, this layered bouquet takes on a harvest inspired color palette of warm, welcoming bucolic tones.

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Consider Cool Blues

This botanic arrangement is the opposite of bridal, but that’s exactly why we love it. Native flora plays with texture and light with deep, vibrant color.

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Pick Pastels

A centerpiece of pastel roses get a messy twist thanks to wildflower and feather accents.

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Work With Wild Delphiniums

Wild delphiniums have a watercolor effect thanks to their many tints and shades—pink is said to symbolize fickleness while violet represents the attachment of first love. We love them for a dreamy summer bouquet.

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Go for a Foraged Look

Foraged foliage and exotic blooms in deep jewel tones mix with feathers, cotton, rose hips, and oak leaves to create an enchanting effect rich in texture.

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Consider Delicate Wildflowers

It’s wildflowers all day, erryday with this delicate bunch of coral, blue, and white beauties.

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Go for Color

Organic and luxurious, this beautiful bouquet mimics the colors of the sunset.

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Include Pampas Grass

A free-spirited bouquet makes a statement by juxtaposing pampas grass with pink and red wildflowers for a bit of unruly magic.

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Experiment With Dried Flowers

The wildest of them all, this bohemian gem contrasts dried flowers with crisp blooms for an ethereal combination.

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Go for Feminine

Warm blush-toned florals sprinkled with white buds and sprigs of green carry an effortless, feminine spring vibe.

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Try Pops of Orange

Ranunculus flowers radiate romance without the formality, especially when accented with miniature wildflowers for a fresh garden feel.

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Be Bright

This bright bouquet is pure sunshine thanks to an unexpected combination of cobalt blue, gold, and deep orange blooms peppered with delicate daisies.

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Try a Moody Palette

A multi-flowered and multi-colored palette combines the best of the most delicate wildflowers, complete with wild berries for an extra natural touch.

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Go for Countryside Charm

A neutral palette emits countryside charm in this handpicked bouquet of natural beauty.

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Try Wintry Florals

Husky, barren tones cast a wintry spell in this sumptuous bouquet rife with pale roses and edgy miniature blooms.

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Be Wild and Whimsical

Wild and whimsical, this verdant bouquet comes to life with a little bit of everything.

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Incorporate Traditional Blooms

Sprigs of bright wildflowers dance around traditional blooms and roses for a rustic garden vibe.

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Go for Greenery

An organic boho bouquet of greenery and purple thistle takes a cue from lush summer woodlands.

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Experiment With Earthy Tones

If you could hold the beauty of the forest in your hand, this is what it would look like. Earthy greenery and florals in rich shades of fuchsia trail with disheveled romance.

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Try Unstructured Blooms

Wild greenery and native Australian flowers combine for some unstructured beauty.

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Stick With Spring Tones

Fifty shades of pink with a dash of green, this gorgeous arrangement marries moody hues with the delicacy of spring tones.

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Up the Scale

Sometimes, the bigger the better—like in the case of this stunning bouquet, where a deliciously diverse array of wildflowers surrounds a king protea centerpiece.

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Wow With Wildflowers

Dripping with decadence, this stunner looks like it was picked straight from a mountainside meadow with its array of lavender, fuchsia, and periwinkle flowers for some violet-hued goodness.

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