Spring Wedding Bouquets

Spring is gone and Summer is here!

While it’s hard to pick a favorite, here are some of our favorite spring wedding bouquets along with the final preserved pieces from this year! These pieces came from springtime weddings this year and are now preserved for a lifetime!

A spring trend we’ve noticed in the bouquets we have preserved is the garden-style bouquet! Some spring colors we’ve seen a lot of are light pinks, peaches, blues, and purples that give an ethereal and dreamy feeling to your bouquet!

11x14 piece

16x20 frame Double Matted

Background Color: Naturelle

Frame Color: Champagne

Design: Just flowers

Featuring: garden rose, rose, hydrangea, eucalyptus, ginestra

Florist: The Ivy Place Florist - @theivyplaceflorist

Photographer: Lauren Dorman - @laurendormanphoto

12 x12 unmatted

Background Color: Slate

Frame Color: Beachwood

Design: Just flowers with lace incorporated throughout

Featuring: lace, protea, rose, peony, blue thistle, italian ruscus

Florist: Bring Joy Texas - @bringjoytexas

Photographer: Ali Minetree - @aliminetree

11x14 piece

16x20 frame Double Matted

Background Color: Naturelle

Frame Color: Champagne

Design: Just flowers

Featuring: rose, ranunculus, eucalyptus

Florist: The Lace Bouquet - @thelacebouquet

Photographer: Moth + Moonlite - @mothandmoonlite

This piece is especially exciting because it’s our first official bridal resin piece! In resin, you really get to see the dimension and depth of the flowers. If you’re thinking about an all-white bouquet, we recommend preserving it in a floral block.

Size: 8x8 Hex Floral Block

Featuring: peony, rose, and berries

Florist: Alicia - @amore_flowers_cards_gifts

Photographer: Erik and Jaclyn Ryan - @oryanempire

We're so lucky we get to see so many beautiful wedding bouquets! For us, it’s especially fun to see how your bouquet transforms from a fresh bouquet into a lifelong piece whether it’s a pressed flower piece or a resin floral block.

If you were in need of some wedding bouquet inspiration or were curious to see what your spring bouquet could look like preserved, we hope this helped!