10 Unique Wedding Bouquets You Can Order Online
Most wedding bouquets start life on a mood board that looks a lot like everybody else's mood board. White roses, a bit of eucalyptus, a trailing ribbon. Lovely, and you have already seen it at the last four weddings you went to.
If you would rather carry something that looks like you, here are ten unique wedding bouquets you can order online, with no consultation and no back-and-forth over email. Each one comes from our Ready to Wear wedding flowers range: ten palettes designed by our florists, made fresh in our East London studio and delivered anywhere in the UK the day before you get married.
1. Wild Thing, the wildflower bouquet
Wild Thing is arranged loose and natural, so it looks as though it was picked straight from the meadow on the way to the ceremony. It is bold and a bit untamed, and it suits anyone with no interest in blending in. If your venue is a barn, a field or a garden, start here. The whole wildflower wedding flowers collection follows the same rules, which is to say very few.
2. Hot Mess, the bright one
Spicy pinks and reds, hot oranges and yellows, warm foliage and a few purple tones to stop it all floating away. Hot Mess is the bouquet for couples who think a wedding should look like a party. It photographs brilliantly against a plain white or ivory outfit, because the flowers get to do all the shouting.
3. Keep it Green, the bouquet with no flowers
Yes, really. Keep it Green is built entirely from leaves, stems and greenery, with the interest coming from tone and texture. It is the most alternative wedding bouquet we make. It also happens to be the kindest on the budget, at £80 for a medium.
4. Thelma & Louise, the boho bouquet
Feathery foliage, loose stems, burnished autumn colours and the odd flash of something fiery. Thelma & Louise was made for the ride-or-die kind of love, and it looks relaxed in a way that is hard to fake. Pair it with the rest of our boho wedding flowers if you want buttonholes and tables to match.
5. Ruby Tuesday, the red bouquet
Red wedding flowers have a reputation for being a bit Valentine's Day. Ruby Tuesday fixes that with wild textures and soft pinks running through the rich reds, so it has drama without looking like a dozen roses from a petrol station. One for winter weddings, registry offices and anyone wearing a suit.
6. Burnished Blossom, the autumn bouquet
Bronzed tones, warm peaches and pale pinks, with burnt amber and burgundy for depth. Burnished Blossom is the one we would pick for a September or October wedding, when the light goes golden and everything looks better in it. See the full set of burgundy and burnt orange wedding flowers for the tables.
7. Decadence, the moody romantic
Pastel pink and white roses sound traditional until you add deep purple and burgundy wild flowers. Decadence keeps the romance and loses the sweetness. It works well if half of you wants a classic rose bouquet and the other half finds that slightly boring.
8. Vintage Fleur, the soft one
Delicate lilacs with soft pink and white, loosened up with wild flowers, grasses and foliage. Vintage Fleur is effortlessly romantic and the gentlest palette of the ten. It is a good match for lace, vintage dresses and country churches, and it never looks stiff.
9. New Romantic, the cheerful one
Soft pinks and peaches with pops of yellow. New Romantic manages to be colourful and understated at the same time, which is harder than it sounds. If you want colour but Hot Mess feels like too much, this is your bouquet.
10. White Noise, the classic with an edge
We said white and green had been done. It has, which is why White Noise is arranged the way we arrange everything else: loose, textured and a little off-beat. You get the simplicity of a white wedding bouquet without the tight dome of roses. Browse the rest of the white wedding flowers if you want the full look.
How ordering wedding bouquets online works
Every palette comes in three bridal bouquet sizes: small at £100, medium at £130 and large at £155. Once you have chosen yours, you can add matching bridesmaid bouquets at £65 and wedding buttonholes from £12.50, plus table flowers in jam jars, mayo jars and vases.
You do not have to stick to one palette, either. Plenty of couples carry Wild Thing and put Keep it Green on the tables. We recommend ordering four to six weeks ahead to secure your date, and you can add pieces up to a week before.
Your flowers are made in our London studio and arrive ready-arranged, packed in floral gel to keep them fresh. Choose delivery for the day before the wedding, so there is one less thing to think about on the morning. Nationwide delivery is £16. If you are new to the idea, our Ready to Wear wedding guide walks through it step by step.
Which one is yours?
That mood board can stay on your phone. If one of these ten made you stop scrolling, that is usually the answer, and you can order your wedding flowers online today.