22 Beach Wedding Bouquets You'll Love (2024)

Beach weddings have it all: Picturesque views, built-in ceremony backdrops, the fresh smell of salty sea air, striking colors, and tropical vibes. With all of the natural inspiration the ocean provides, choosing the right florals for your beach wedding bouquet is a breeze. Unlike more traditional weddings on land, seaside ceremonies typically offer a more relaxed feel. This means that you have a lot more freedom when it comes to choosing a big-day clutch, so don't be afraid to get creative when collaborating with your florist.

Tap into your surroundings for insight and allow your bouquet's colors to emulate a sunset over the ocean's horizon line, complete with pinks, yellows, and reds. Or, use the ocean for inspiration and choose shades of greens and blues for your arrangement. Even the look of white sandy shores can be translated into your ceremony's most defining accessory. The gist? Your setting's bright, summery shades can absolutely be used to your advantage!

Your choice of florals and greenery can also dictate the shape of your bouquet—and make it that much more appropriate for a beach wedding. Blooms like peonies, roses, ranunculus, and sugarbushes will help round out your arrangement, while palm leaves, fiddlehead ferns, lavender, and astilbe can provide a natural or cascading look. If both of those options speak to you, an asymmetrical bouquet, like this coral-hued arrangement by Noonan's Wine Country Designs, might be an option for your beachy celebration.

Ahead, we've rounded up some of our favorite beach wedding bouquets to inspire your own. You'll find that each arrangement, from minimalistic clutches with neutral color palettes to bold sprays in brilliant hues, stirs up dreams of coastal paradise. When the big day arrives, your beach-inspired wedding bouquet will bring your theme (and ceremony location!) full-circle.

Airy Greens

Branch Design Studio added touches of explosion grass, astilbe, and viburnum to imitate the look of seagrass and enhance the coastal feel of this dramatic clutch.

Bold Blooms

This bride's beachy, nontraditional dress inspired florist Pina Cate to go equally as bold with her bouquet, which showcased red anemones, ranunculus, and tropical foliage.

Foreign Florals

At this destination wedding, Bows and Arrows Flowers created an all-white spray that featured only flowers native to the shores of Thailand.

Local Greenery

This tropical bouquet by Canteiro Weddings displayed orchids, wax flowers, and anthurium leaves along with local Mexican greenery that complemented this wedding's beachy locale.

Sunny Selection

The golden color scheme of this Studio Mondine ranunculus, lisianthus, hyacinth, tuberose, and parrot tulip creation referenced the colors of an ocean sunset.

Tribute to Home

Canteiro Weddings Rentals was asked to represent the bride's home of Chicago in the fall while creating her beachy spray. The choice of red and orange florals dramatically popped against the wedding's ocean backdrop.

Casual Beach Vibes

Grace Flowers Hawaii crafted a bouquet out of peonies, ranunculus, cymbidium, orchids, fiddlehead ferns, protea, and dates, which represented the colorful, tropical scenery.

Special-Ordered Peonies

The bouquet at this Maldives ceremony was fashioned by Dina Touwani of Flora Lines and featured special-ordered peonies from Holland, proving out-of-season florals can translate to a tropical setting.

Bohemian Vibes

Lalê Florals crafted an arrangement made up of dahlias, roses, and ranunculus with the couple's beachy, bohemian wedding theme in mind.

New England Seas

Pollen incorporated the coastal colors of New England into this bouquet by using white and blue dahlias and anemones.

Simple and Clean

As a nod to the soft tones used throughout this Hawaiian wedding, Love Letter Weddings made an arrangement out of white roses, hydrangeas, astilbe, and eucalyptus.

Tropical Through and Through

This tropical arrangement by Bond in Bloom featured split-leaf philodendron, fan palm, and areca palm mixed with coral hibiscuses and roses.

Rustic and Beachy

Florist Kelly Lenard of Intertwine proved that rustic and beach wedding styles can absolutely mix with this eucalyptus, astilbe, aloe vera leaves, artichoke, lavender, and pampas grass bouquet.

Dainty Arrangement

This simple clutch of white roses and Israeli ruscus by The Ocean View Club, allowed the scenery at this seaside wedding to be the main focal point.

Coastal Collection

At this coastal wedding, David's Flowers created a spray out of ocean-blue forget-me-nots, white roses, and eucalyptus.

Beachy Elegance

Beachy elegance was this bride's vision for her bouquet of lady slipper orchids, blushing bride proteas, garden roses, anemones, and peonies fashioned by Floral Arts.

Lush Beach Bouquet

Sarah Winward was the florist behind this arrangement made of garden roses, astrantia, and locally foraged, seaside Thailand greenery.

King Protea Bouquet

For her Mexico beach wedding, this bride carried a bouquet of roses, ranunculus, ferns, and a king protea made by Mimo Florist.

Locally Grown Bouquet

Bows and Arrows created this bouquet of peonies, bougainvillea, ranunculus, and roses—all of which were locally grown at this ocean-front wedding in Cabo.

Fern Bouquet

For her tropical Hawaiian wedding, this bride carried a cascading clutch showcasing a variety of native ferns from Teresa Sena Designs.

Tropical Hints of Pink and Green

Giselle of Simply Flowers used pink spray roses and greenery to bring tropical vibes to an otherwise white, classic bouquet of lisianthus, roses, orchids, wax flowers, and carnations.