20 Beautiful Spring Wedding Bouquets Designed To Catch The Eye (2024)

Delicate lavender hues become opulent in this stunning arrangement of lavender roses, chocolate lace flower, white anemones, variegated pittosporum and leatherleaf.

Via Fifty Flowers and Fleurish & Bloom

Peach garden roses star in this bouquet, sweet as iced peach tea and filled out with white peony, green viburnum, blush sweet pea and dusty miller.

Via Erganic

A nearly-monochromatic bouquet of pink pops against the bride's pristine white gown with blooms of peonies, bougainvillea, dahlias and tulips.

Via Lauryl Lane and Green Wedding Shoes

This botanical bouquet evokes the emerging sunshine of the spring months with its white peonies, yellow garden roses, creamy ivory David Austin garden rose, yellow ranunculus, white Icelandic poppies and jasmine vines.

Via Fifty Flowers and Studio Fleurette

Pink has no reservations among these raspberry and fuchsia wedding bouquets, which command attention with alstroemeria, calla lilies, stock, Sweet William, roses, lisianthus, snapdragon and seeded eucalyptus.

Via Azazie and Bloominous

Spring arrives in the form of roses, ranunculus and sweet pea in this charming wedding bouquet.

Via Modern Bouquet and Wedding Chicks

This arrangement is a celebration of blooms that echoes the bride's dress with ranunculus, tulips, lilacs, roses and orchids.

Via Jenn Sanchez Floral Design and Green Wedding Shoes

Though this bouquet may boast understated pinks, its charm overflows with an array of roses, peonies, eucalyptus and Hypericum berries.

Via Southern Oregon Flowers and Wedding Chicks

Light yellow becomes the hue of luxury in this extravagant bouquet of garden roses, peonies and sweet pea.

Via The Southern Table and Green Wedding Shoes

Garden roses, dahlia and orchids overflow in this effortlessly elegant peach and wine red bouquet.

Via Natalie Bowen Designs and Jesse Tombs of Alison Events

This free-spirited bouquet was inspired by bouquets from the 1930s, and features an abundance of asparagus fern paired with foxgloves, blossoming spirea and aquilegia.

Via Coco & Kat, Busby & Fox and Smashing The Glass

Greenery is truly the star of this spring bouquet, which stuns with air plant, eucalyptus and just a few roses.

Via Dulce Floral Design and Wedding Chicks

This sophisticated bouquet is like the classic red lipstick of spring: Peonies, ranunculus, sweet pea and spray rose make for a timeless appeal.

Via Brown Paper Design and Jesse Tombs of Alison Events

Ribbon isn't the only playful element in this bouquet: Peach banters with pink in an arrangement of roses, peonies and white stalk.

Via Tinge and Wedding Chicks

Bridal white makes a delicate statement with this well-appointed bouquet of garden roses, hellebores, sweet pea, and snow berries.

Via Kathleen Derry Design and Jesse Tombs of Alison Events

A dreamy arrangement of ranunculus, fritillaria, hellebores, tulips and hebe is finished with romantic ribbons.

Floribunda Rose via Smashing The Glass

Soft lavender is paired with navy blue and white in this spring-meets-summer bouquet, which features white peonies, anemones, gardenia, lavender freesia, sweet pea, mini magnolia and Italian Ruscus.

Via Fête Nashville

A monochromatic bouquet makes a breathy statement with Phalaenopsis orchids, mini white cymbidium orchids and ivory roses.

Via Erganic

This bouquet could easily belong in the Southwest with minty green succulents, baby's breath, brown amaranthus, silver dollar eucalyptus, seeded eucalyptus, baby blue eucalyptus, silver brunia and pink ranunculus.

Via Bloominous

In a departure from the expected, this bride arranged bouquets of dried flowers, greenery and thistle on hoops.

Via Junebug Weddings