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A full, fragrant bouquet of garden roses that looks like it was just gathered from an English garden.

Garden roses are the queens of bridal bouquets – bigger, ruffled and more fragrant than standard roses. A hand-tied bunch in blush, cream and soft peach suits almost every dress style and photographs beautifully in any light.

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A loose, just-picked bundle of meadow flowers for the free-spirited bride.

Wildflower bouquets skip the formal wiring and let stems fall naturally. Daisies, cornflowers, lavender and grasses create an effortless look that is perfect for garden, barn and festival weddings.

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A show-stopping waterfall of blooms for brides who want maximum drama.

The cascading bouquet trails flowers and greenery downward in a waterfall shape. Orchids, roses and trailing ivy wired together create a luxurious look that pairs beautifully with fitted gowns and grand venues.

One flower, done perfectly – proof that less really is more.

A bouquet of a single variety – white calla lilies, anthuriums, or gardenias – makes a bold modern statement. The clean lines suit minimalist dresses and contemporary venues, and the simplicity keeps costs down.

Texture-rich dried blooms that last long after the wedding day.

Pampas grass, dried palms, bunny tails and preserved roses create a bouquet with incredible texture. It never wilts, survives outdoor summer weddings, and becomes a keepsake you can display at home.

Birds of paradise, anthuriums and monstera for a bold destination look.

Tropical bouquets bring vacation energy with sculptural shapes and vivid color. They are naturally sturdy in heat, which makes them ideal for beach and destination weddings where delicate flowers would wilt.

A dreamy cloud of peonies – the most requested bridal flower for a reason.

Peonies open into huge, ruffled blooms that make any bouquet look abundant. They peak in late spring and early summer, when they are at their most affordable and most beautiful.

A small, structured posy with old-world charm.

The classic round posy – tightly packed blooms with minimal greenery – channels vintage glamour. It suits tea-length dresses and historic venues, and its compact size is easy to carry all day.

All-white blooms for pure, timeless elegance.

White roses, ranunculus, anemones and lisianthus layered together create depth without color. The monochromatic look is endlessly elegant and works in every season and venue.

Burnt orange, rust and amber blooms for warm, earthy romance.

Terracotta palettes – garden roses, dahlias, ranunculus and dried grasses in sunset tones – are huge for fall and boho weddings. The warm colors glow beautifully in golden-hour photos.

Rosemary, eucalyptus and olive branches for a fresh, fragrant twist.

A greenery-forward bouquet with herbs like rosemary, sage and lavender smells incredible and looks effortlessly chic. It is one of the most affordable options and suits rustic, garden and Mediterranean weddings.

A big, artful, deliberately imperfect bouquet for fashion-forward brides.

The oversized asymmetrical bouquet breaks all the rules – different stem lengths, mixed textures, unexpected shapes. It photographs like an editorial spread and makes a confident style statement.