One of the key decisions for many couples when it comes to organize your wedding is the choice of flowers. Although there are those who do not give them importance, flowers not only have the power to dress spaces and looks, add their aroma to the environment and create a fantasy universe, but they also send a message. Your choice will determine the way the corners will look and the way the bride’s styling will be finished. And, beyond the classic flower varietiesthere are countless lesser-known options that claim their place in the bridal bouquet and in the decoration of the wedding. Today we discover some successful and very romantic combinations.
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© @gangandthewool. Photo: @mercedesperezphotoSunflowers and yellow gerberas
Although a few years ago they were a trend, in recent seasons sunflowers, typical of summer, have lost steam in the links. In this bridal bouquet, from Gang and the wool, we find them next to gerberas of the same yellow color. A mixture that shows us that they are flowers perfect for bohemian and relaxed brides.
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© @colmeneroatelier. Photo: @jorge.rastrojoGarden roses, carnations, amaranthus and asparagus
A year ago I already detected that the amaranthus It would be one of the great bridal trends of 2024, in floral matters. And I was not wrong because all experts and florists recognize that this variety She was a complete stranger until her story arose. boom on social networks. Here we see it, with all its fall and in a burgundy tone, in a creation by Colmenero Atelier, with salmon carnations and orange English garden roses, along with the green that has spread the most in recent months (perfect for creating waterfalls) : the asparagus tree.
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© @liven_phNutan (or red protea), dahlias and orchids
This bride named MarÃa opted for the magic of a long stem bouquet to complete your simple look with central gathering. In it you can see dahlias and orchids in reddish and pink tones, but the centerpiece is the central flower, which is the nutan or the red protea, which provides a very showy air.
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© @eternal.disatiAnturiumtorch lily and chrysanthemums
Which is one of the great bridal trends of 2025 (the floral montages with an artistic and bucolic point) has arrived at the wedding tables accompanied by fruits and vegetables in full color and also rarely seen floral varieties. He tonturiumthe torch lily and the chrysanthemum are the stars of this center in yellow tones, in an ideal proposal for spring weddings.
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© @algonuevoprestadoyazul. WP: @mkforlemons. Photo: @kiwo_estudioOrchids, anemones and amaranthus white
When designing a white bridal bouquet, classic should not be the only or last option. If the protagonist of the day is interested in knowing other flowers, you can create designs with an exotic point, striking and beautiful. In this case the waterfall (almost ice) that forms the amaranthus with the white cosmos, the anemone with its dazzling black heart and the large orchids.
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© @elizabethstreetfloralDahlias
Dahlias, within a wild bridal bouquet, captivate with their beauty, their fresh appearance and their vibrant colors. In this design we find them in purple and magenta tones, next to very happy greens and branches with fruit.
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© @orangerie_projectJasmine
Beyond the flowers themselves, climbing plants can be the protagonists of a different bridal bouquet. Due to its lightness, movement and wild air, varieties such as jasmine achieve a most romantic look and provide their highly appreciated aroma. It is true that it is delicate to prevent its small flowers from resisting the rattling of the wedding day, but in photographs they offer a spectacular appearance.
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© @fatimagonzalezatelier_. Photo: @carmenbarbadoyellow tulips
Tulips are not the most popular flower in bridal bouquets, but they do appeal to more modern brides. However, in yellow or orange tones they are not so common and, far from the superstitious character that has been given to this chromatic range, they are a most attractive, original and sophisticated option.
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© @martinaporelnorte. Photo: @afilmlovegreen wicky, red and green hydrangea
In this montage used to add color to the corner of the seating planwe find a fusion of colors, from green to red, passing through dusty pink. Although most of the flowers used are common in wedding designs (carnations, peonies, hydrangeas), it is surprising that in this case opt for tones that are not so widespread and that to the sculptural arrangements is added the green wickya green variety in the shape of a feathery pompom.
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© @albertoqueromwhite gerbera
Sometimes confused with daisies, gerberas are flowers that can be found from early spring to early fall. Always large in size and available in very cheerful tones (also in white, like these), have become a trend in the last two years and in addition to starring in bouquets and wedding table decorations, they also claim their space in floral sculptures, which are fashionable in weddings and as details different than throwing the bride and groom at the end of the ceremony.
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© @kokofloraldesignButtercups, dahlias and cosmos
Burgundy and orange go hand in hand in this striking bouquet with stems at different heights. An XL design that brightens any bridal look, composed of burgundy and burgundy dahlias, magenta cosmos and peach-toned ranunculus, which does not go unnoticed.
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© @mc2monamour_andalucia. Flowers: @marialeondecoracion. Photographer: @jesusmartinezphotosAnturiumchrysanthemums, orchids, cosmos and hydrangea
Playing with mixing colors, textures and floral varieties at different heights creates elegant, cheerful arrangements with an exotic touch. This is the case of this proposal in which they join anthuriumorchids, cosmos, chrysanthemums and hydrangeas, which is perfect for decorating ceremonies, seating plansstages, photo booths and photocalls.