A minimalist wedding is all about less is more, and that goes to everything: to the wedding attire, to decor and to floral arrangements, if any. What can a minimalist wedding bouquet look like? Here are three types of bouquets that are perfect for a minimalist bride.
Minimalist Greenery Wedding Bouquets
If you are going for a non-floral wedding or don’t feel like having blooms in your arrangement, a greenery wedding bouquet is your choice. To make it more eye-catchy and interesting, you can go for much texture, for example, use fern and eucalyptus, add pinecones or thistles, go for some berries.
a fabulous wedding bouquet of eucalyptus and blue thistles is a stylish idea for a non-floral minimalist wedding
a fern and eucalyptus wedding bouquet is a lovely and textural idea that will match a minimalist bridal look easily
an all-fern wedding bouquet is ideal for a non-floral wedding, it has no blooms but plenty of texture and a cool shape
a pretty and simple greenery wedding bouquet with a cute ribbon bow looks very cool and very fresh
a simple and stylish eucalyptus wedding bouquet is a great idea for a modern or minimalist bride and it will refresh the look
a lush eucalyptus and fern wedding bouquet features cool texture and will catchy an eye, though there are no blooms at all
a dried grass wedding bouquet is a great idea for a minimalist bride, for a non-floral wedding, and dried bouquets are super trendy
Minimalist Single Stem Wedding Bouquets
A single stem wedding bouquet is a perfect solution for a minimalist and many other brides, and for an obvious reason – it’s just a single bloom that won’t break the bank. Choose a large flower and long stem that makes a statement – a rose, a peony, a magnolia, a king protea, and it’s better if it contrasts the color of your dress.
a large magnolia with leaves is a nice idea for a single stem wedding bouquet, whatever the bridal style is
a single pink rose with a long stem is great idea for any bride but especially for a minimalist one, and it will save the budget
a single pink peony looks cute and girlish, ideal for the brides who want to look even more feminine
a single stem wedding bouquet of a pink king protea is a lovely idea for a modern or minimalist bride, it's an easy solution
a single stem white orchid is a gorgeous refined choice for a wedding bouquet, it's a timeless solution for any bride
Minimalist Wedding Bouquets
If you don’t like any of the upper two categories, it’s time to compose your own perfect minimal wedding bouquet. Try a bouquet of one type of blooms, for example, white roses or white orchids only, or go for two different types but united with the same color. Mono flower wedding bouquets are actually perfect for a minimalist bride, especially if you go for a long stem one, that’s a hot trend. want a slight touch of color? Add the same blooms in pastel tones to the arrangement or get some foliage. Get inspired!
a baby's breath ball-shaped wedding bouquet is a fresh take on traditional and it perfectly matches a minimalist bridal look
a chic and elegant white rose long stem wedding bouquet will never go out of style and will make your look very refined
a chic one flower wedding bouquet in white, with neutral ribbons is a lovely idea for a minimalist and refined wedding
a delicate and heavenly beautiful delphinium wedding bouquet with neutral ribbons is an outstanding solution for a spring bride
a dreamy and chic blush rose wedding bouquet with a catchy shape is a lovely idea for a modern or minimalist bride
a dreamy wedding bouquet composed of only baby's breath and white ribbons is a very chic and very romantic idea
a gorgeous and classic white rose long stem wedding bouquet with green foliage is a stylish and cool solution for a modern or minimalist bride
a lush and cascading white orchid wedding bouquet looks jaw-dropping with a minimalist wedding dress and lovely baroque pearl earrings
a lush white wedding bouquet with callas, orchids and some dried foliage, with a catchy shape and a cascading element is idea for a minimalist bride
a minimalist white wedding bouquet of baby's breath and orchids is a pretty and cool idea for a minimalist bride and it looks catchy
white and dusty pink roses and anemones for a lovely and delicate minimalist wedding bouquet with a slight touch of color
an elegant white wedding bouquet of cascading orchids, peonies, berries and foliage is a gorgeou sidea for a minimalist bride
a white peony wedding bouquet is timeless classics that matches any bridal look and brings a touch of romance to it
a white and blush rose wedding bouquet is a one flower combo that looks more eye-catchy as it includes two different shades
a white and blush peony wedding bouquet is a beautiful and cool solution to add a slight touch of color to a minimalist bridal look
a textural and chic minimalist wedding bouquet of white orchids, hydrangeas and various foliage is a lovely idea to go for
a sophisticated white rose and orchid wedding bouquet is a gorgeous idea for a modern or minimalist bride
a romantic coastal bridal look with a strapless embellished wedding dress and a white and blue long stemmed wedding bouquet
a pretty and bold white calla wedding bouquet is what a refined minimalist bride needs, and it's great for many seasons and locations
FAQs
Kate's bouquet included Lily of the Valley, myrtle, ivy, hyacinths, and lilacs.
Is $1000 enough for wedding flowers? ›
PERSONALS/ WEDDING PARTY FLOWERS
On average I see 6 attendants on either side of the couple. Based on the average wedding party you should expect to spend $1,000 to $1,500 in this area alone. If your wedding party is larger, 8+ then expect to spend on the higher end of $1,500.
What do many brides walk down the aisle holding instead of a bouquet? ›
Bouquet alternatives for brides can be as stunning as they are unique, and one excellent choice is a wreath. A wedding wreath works beautifully for rustic or winter weddings and as they're typically crafted from foliage, they're more budget friendly.
What percentage of wedding budget should be flowers? ›
10 percent of your overall budget to flowers as a good rule of thumb. Our average client spends between $7,000 and $15,000 on wedding flowers.
What did Prince Charles give Kate as a wedding gift? ›
Following her wedding to Prince William, Prince Charles gifted the duch*ess a set of matching yellow and white gold pieces consisting of a ring, a bracelet and a pair of drop earrings she has since worn on multiple occasions.
What was Meghan Markle's wedding bouquet? ›
Designed by florist Shane Connolly, the bouquet was almost entirely lily of the valley, and also included myrtle as well as sweet William, hyacinth and ivy. Connolly was keen to avoid traditional wedding blooms like lilies and roses, which were out of season in the UK at the time of April 29, 2011.
Is $2000 too much for a wedding gift? ›
Here's the tea: The average wedding gift cost varies, but it's usually around $100 to $150 per person or per couple. So, $2,000 is definitely on the high end, honey. But if you're super close to the couple and you can afford it without breaking the bank, then go for it!
Is $500 a lot for a wedding gift? ›
Wedding experts do, however, advise starting at $100. From there, you may want to adjust up to $500 based on factors such as your relationship with the couple, your budget and the cost of your attendance at the wedding.
Is $300 a lot for a wedding gift? ›
Anyone who received a separate invitation from their parents to the wedding should give their own gift. Because a family gift tends to include more people, it is customary to be on the nicer end of the registry, spending in the $200 to $300 range, but, again, stick to what fits within your budget.
What can your flower girl carry down the aisle instead of flowers? ›
Balloons: Go for a completely different look, by having your flower girls carry balloons down the aisle. Depending on the theme of your wedding, use color, all white, or different shape balloons.
The maid of honor.
After all, one of the MOH's main responsibilities is to help the bride before, during, and after the wedding. Hand it to her at the start of the ceremony and let her keep it until after your first kiss. That way you can walk back up the aisle as a married woman with flowers in hand.
Why does the bride wear something blue? ›
Something blue reflects the color of purity and love, meant to ward away any unwanted attention from evil. Traditionally worn under the dress, there are so many options now from jewelry to clothing, to decor, to nail color.
Is $1500 enough for flowers for a wedding? ›
What is a good flower budget? Aim for 8-10% of total wedding spend towards your overall flower budget. This typically hovers around a couple of thousand dollars. A budget of $1,500-$3,500 is considered realistic or reasonable for average-scale weddings of 100 guests, allowing creative diversity without excess.
What does the groom pay for at the wedding? ›
The groom's family traditionally paid for all costs associated with the rehearsal dinner and honeymoon, wedding day transportation, and the officiant. The groom paid for the bride's engagement ring, wedding ring, and groomsmen gifts. It is also common for the groom's family to pay for the alcohol at the reception.
Who should pay for the brides bouquet? ›
The groom's family provides the person flowers involved in a wedding ceremony. That includes the bride's bouquet, the groomsmen and usher boutonnières, and the corsages and mini bouquets for the both mothers and grandmothers.
Why are lily of the valley so expensive? ›
Lily of the valley flower is a pretty white flower with dainty blooms. It is considered one of the most expensive flowers due to its fragile nature, seasonal and short lifespan characteristics. Lily of the valley is also a top pick of the royals and wealthiest personalities to be their bridal bouquets.
What flowers are in the royal wedding bouquet? ›
As well as Osborne myrtle, the royal bouquet featured lily-of-the-valley, hyacinths, and Sweet William, in honour of her husband.
What flowers did Kate Middleton carry? ›
From Kate's elegant lace gown to her beautiful bridal bouquet it was every bit the fairytale wedding. While many brides-to-be wish to borrow from bits of Kate's wedding and have lily of the valley flowers in their bouquet, they may not realise the toxic poisonous truth behind them.
Why was Kate's wedding dress so expensive? ›
The Palace revealed that Kate had commissioned Sarah and Alexander McQueen for the “beauty of its craftsmanship and its respect for traditional workmanship and the technical construction of clothing.” They added that Kate wanted her dress to combine “tradition and modernity with the artistic vision that characterises ...
