Are you tying the knot in 2025? Your bridal bouquet is more than just a bunch of flowers that you carry while walking down the aisle and hold for photographs - it reflects your wedding theme and personal style. In recent years, many brides have opted to preserve their fresh bouquets and keep them as keepsakes. With so many flower types, styles, colours and arrangements to choose from, it’s natural to feel unsure about what you want.
To help you tick this off your wedding planning checklist, we’ve gathered a list of fresh bridal bouquet ideas for 2025. Whether you’re drawn to classic, modern, minimalist, or unique arrangements, there’s a perfect bouquet for every bride. Keep reading to find some floral inspiration that will complete your wedding day look!
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Reflexed Roses
This modern-style reflexed rose bouquet was created by Wedding Flower Company with Mondial and pink Mondial Ecuadorean luxury roses. These roses are available all year round and were paired with sprigs of eucalyptus to keep the focus on the roses. The roses were treated with care to be fully open before each petal was skilfully reflexed by their talented florists to create the fully opened ruffled look.
The long banquet-style tables at their reception were filled with the same pink reflexed roses and white hydrangeas with plenty of candles.
About The Wedding Florist: Wedding Flower Company is a luxury award-winning florist based in London. Founded by Cathy, she offers a complete personalised service from planning, design, and styling to installation and clearance. She is also a recommended supplier to many luxury venues across London and the South.
Bohemian wedding bouquets are effortlessly romantic and offer a carefree aesthetic. They feature a mix of wildflowers, dried flowers, greenery and feathers. These bouquets are often loose and organic, incorporating earthy tones with pops of colour, perfectly complementing a bride's whimsical and eclectic taste in a natural setting.
This stunning boho-style DIY bouquet was created by Triangle Nursery. It features exotic protea and delicate spray roses. Thlaspi green adds a whimsical touch with its airy, lace-like foliage, while eucalyptus infuses a hint of serenity. Whimsical pampas grass and soft feathers add a true boho flair.
About The Wedding Florist: Triangle Nursery Ltd is a family-owned wholesale florist based in Suffolk. They specialise in weddings and offer DIY flowers for individuals who want to create their own wedding designs.
This bridal bouquet was designed by Lace & Lemons for a spring wedding on the coast of Norfolk, with a colour palette of purples, lilac and creams. Peonies were the main focal flower, which were both in season and sourced locally.
Scabiosa, purple lisianthus lavender and pittosporum foliage completed the seasonal bouquet. Additional decorative flowers including roses, hellebores, clematis and allium added depth and texture.
About The Wedding Florist: Lace & Lemons, nestled in Ware, Hertfordshire, is a boutique floral design company with a passion for working with couples and developing original florals to complement their venue and style. For each bouquet or floral display designed, they also aim to use locally sourced, seasonal blooms wherever possible.
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Autumn with a Twist
For this Autumn bouquet, The Way to Bloom embraces a romantic Moody Bridgerton Palette, stepping away from traditional reds and oranges for blush, peach, buttery yellow, and soft blue, accented by raspberry and deep pink tones. This palette brings a refined yet playful vibrancy, perfect for couples looking for a unique seasonal statement.
The bouquet features some speciality blooms like dahlias and zinnias that were locally sourced. This unique blend combines soft pastels with rich jewel tones, celebrating the transition from summer to autumn through lush, textural blooms that appear abundant yet airy. Muted peaches and buttery yellows contrast with soft blues and deep pinks, creating a dreamy, vintage-inspired take on autumn florals.
About The Wedding Florist: The Way to Bloom is a luxury floral design company based in Somerset. Sarah, owner and lead designer, is an American florist who has created breathtaking wedding flowers for couples across the UK and Europe.
Full of personality and uniqueness, this houseplant meets zesty springs bouquet was created by Jenessa Hawks Florist. It focused on the rich greens from umbrella and asparagus ferns as the main focus, integrating a few stems of houseplants like Calathea and her own homegrown trailing Pothos to embrace the couple's love for having green fingers.
Jenessa threw in some pops of fresh spring flowers to contrast the greenery and make it a bit more bridal - featuring Ranunculus, Craspedia, Achillia and Calla Lilies. This is a great alternative to an all-floral bouquet with a fun twist. Whilst this used spring flowers, something similar can be created all year round with different seasonal blooms to help contrast.
About The Wedding Florist: Jenessa, owner of Jenessa Hawks Florist, is all about creating unique floral designs, intertwining a couple's personalities and creating something bespoke that represents them. Based in Chepstow, she covers Bath, Bristol, the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, and South Wales.
Crafted by Chobham Flowers, this exquisite hand-tied bouquet was designed for a June wedding, featuring a stunning array of pinks, peaches, and whites, with no greenery. The arrangement cascades in a graceful trailing style, highlighted by a dyed pale pink Phalaenopsis Orchid, Coral Charm Peony, Pink Floyd Rose, Miss Piggy Rose, Pink O'Hara Rose, Candy Scoop Scabious, Pink Gypsophila, and White Delphinium.
About The Wedding Florist: With over 25 years in business, Chobham Flowers is a boutique floral studio that specialises in weddings. Lizzie and her passionate team are dedicated to bringing beauty and joy into people's lives through the art of floristry.
Designed for a September wedding, this bouquet was crafted by Emma J Flowers. It features soft peach Juliet David Austin garden roses, creamy Majolica spray roses, delicate peach sweet peas, and touches of fragrant jasmine and eucalyptus.
Deep burgundy Astrantia adds a touch of richness, while a hidden deep burgundy vanda orchid – a special tribute to the bride's mother and creates sentimental detail. The stems were finished with cascading ribbons in various textures for an elegant touch.
About The Wedding Florist: With over ten years of experience in luxury floristry, Emma J Flowers specialises in creating bespoke floral designs that transform spaces and capture each couple's vision. Based in Eltham, Emma offers her services throughout London, Kent, and Surrey.
Summer wedding bouquets burst with vibrant colours and fragrant blooms. These arrangements encapsulate the season's warmth, offering a splendid complement to any bride and adding a bright, joyful touch to the wedding celebrations.
This bouquet of summer blooms was crafted by Megan Lily Floral Design. Pastel tones with peach and coral give this bouquet a joyful, soft and vibrant look. It was created with pastel pink garden roses and delphiniums, as well as locally grown cosmos, scabious, strawflower and feverfew for a whimsical and romantic feel.
About The Wedding Florist: Megan Lily Floral Design is a wedding florist, covering Bristol and the surrounding areas. Founded and owned by Megan, she is passionate about creating romantic and 'effortlessly gathered' floral designs for weddings.
This beautifully whimsical and ethereal bridal bouquet of wildflowers was crafted by Nicola Hosier Floral Design. Each bloom in this arrangement was carefully chosen, and sourced from English gardens. For an artisanal touch to the bouquet, a delicate hand-dried raw silk ribbon was added to embrace the flowers gracefully.
About The Wedding Florist: Nicola Hosier Floral Design is a boutique wedding and event florist covering Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and across the South East. Founder and Head Designer, Nicola provides elevated, luxury floral designs with an individual whimsical twist and an emphasis on sustainability.
Modern, quirky and fun, this bridal bouquet was created by Femme Petale. Packed with colour and style, lots of dahlias were used as seasonal favourites and come in so many fantastic colourways. Beautiful lilac clematis flowers were also featured for a fun shape and delicate texture as well as butterfly ranunculus, a beautiful fragile flower which dances perfectly above the rest.
About The Wedding Florist: Femme Petale is a luxury wedding florist based in Bristol. Founded and owned by Gemma, she specialises in transforming wedding venues into gorgeous floral wonderlands and bringing bespoke designs and ideas to life in the form of flowers.
Selecting the right bouquet for your big day involves a lot of thought and planning to ensure it complements your wedding theme and look. We’ve curated five helpful tips to guide you:
1. Consider the Season
Aligning your bouquet with the season not only ensures its freshness but also ties your wedding naturally into its surroundings. For spring, think soft pastels like peonies and sweet peas. Summer brides might opt for bright, bold colours with delphiniums or dahlias. Autumn arrangements could feature rich, deep hues of marigolds and chrysanthemums, while winter bouquets can embrace red or white roses and dark greenery, decorated with pinecones or berry sprigs.
2. Balance with Your Dress
It’s recommended to find your wedding dress before you choose a bouquet. This allows you to have the style and silhouette of your wedding dress in mind. A large, cascading bouquet might overwhelm a simple gown, while a small posy could be lost against a more elaborate dress. White wedding dresses pair well with almost anything, but ivory, cream, or coloured gowns might require more thought.
3. Think About Bouquet Shape and Size
The shape and size of your bouquet should complement your wedding dress and shape to create a harmonious silhouette. For slim, sheath dresses, a tall, slim bouquet could enhance the sleek line of the gown, while ball gowns pair beautifully with larger, round bouquets. If you’re petite, consider a smaller, more compact bouquet to ensure it doesn't overwhelm your figure. A cascading bouquet can add dramatic effect and is a great choice for taller brides looking to make a bold statement.
4. Add a Personal Touch
Personalising your bouquet is a perfect way to make it truly unique and special to you. One of the easiest ways to do this is by choosing flowers that have a personal meaning to you and your partner. Other additional ways include adding a ribbon that matches your wedding colour scheme or attaching a pendant that holds sentimental value.
5. Consult with Your Florist
Your florist can offer invaluable advice and help bring your vision to life. During the consultation, share your budget, ideas, colour schemes, and any specific flowers you love, and they can guide you towards a bouquet that complements your wedding perfectly.
Last Updated: 19th February 2025
List Curated by Amy
Amy is the Ecommerce Director at Lace & Favour. She regularly works with leading designer brands and their stylists to curate collections of hand-picked products for brides-to-be, helping them to create their perfect bridal look.
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