Trends are dynamic, especially in the wedding industry and we are seeing many couples move away from the multi-floral bouquet to single bloom wedding bouquets. These same gradient floral hues are assertive and understated at the same time while showcasing a streamlined arrangement that is eternally classic. However, it’s all about the flower type, as they determine the level of drama, size, texture, or simplicity. We also love that single wedding flower bouquets are versatile and there is a style for everyone. So if you are up for sorting out your wedding bouquet, see some of our stylish single stem floral ideas for guidance.
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Can a single flower Be a bouquet?
Single Flower Wedding Bouquets
Single flower bouquets – weddings are classic, romantic, and a mix of contemporary and traditional. They are also trendy like the huge bunch of lilacs and it’s multidimensional. This bouquet infuses various tones of natural purple color. If you dig the ombre effect, the sweet pea floral arrangement is just the perfect curation for a vintage-bohemian-inspired touch, opt for a clutch of wildflowers. But if you want feminine, lush, and romantic go for just tulips. Roses are all shades of elegant, traditional, and classic, so do white garden roses for your monochrome bouquet. Also, one flower that needs no filler is the dahlia, it can stand on its own, so just complement it with a cute bedazzled ribbon wrap and you have a contemporary wedding bouquet.
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Single Stem Wedding Bouquets – Peonies & Calla Lilies
Spring doesn’t get better than a combination of single stem wedding bouquets made of peonies and calla lilies. These pastel blooms are stunning when you mix them with roses surrounded by ivy. You can also do small and wild things by assembling coral peonies, Clair de lune peonies, and Calla Lilies with white daisies. For the wanderlust and bohemian brides, peonies and calla lilies mixed with soft pink astrantia, baby’s breath, eucalyptus, lavender larkspur, baby white daisies, nigella, and blue thistle is everything. But if you are up for beach and tropical weddings, make a statement with calla lilies, peonies, tulips, ranunculus, and sweet peas for pops of color.
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Single Flower Bouquets – Wedding Orchids & Tulips
Single flower bouquets – wedding orchids and tulips are some of the most popular trends. They are very versatile and come in a variety of colors and shapes to give the bouquet a facelift. Do the classic look with orchids and tulips paired with lisianthus, spray roses, and calla lilies for a garden look. If you want to do varieties, blend the orchid and tulips with large and small peonies for a sculptural feel. However, a dramatic masterpiece single bloom wedding bouquets would incorporate an asymmetrical arrangement of ivory orchids and tulips. They can also play a supporting role as accents with amaranth and roses taking the center stage.
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White Single Bloom Wedding Bouquets
Single flower minimalist simple wedding bouquets are best in white color for traditional and contemporary weddings. White bouquets are timeless and elegant, denoting new beginnings and fresh starts. There are multiple choices of flowers in this all-white category, away from boring pieces. Stick with the most popular pieces like ranunculus, peonies, hydrangeas, anemones, orchids, roses, tulips, and Callas. If you want to add a creative edge, try dogwood, king protease, baby’s breath, lunarias, and lily of the valley.
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Single Rose Wedding Bouquets
Single rose wedding bouquets are classic creations that are arguably the most popular. This is the ultimate romantic flower and it brings elegance to the bride’s overall look. Combine several varieties of garden roses in cute shades of pink and cream for a romantic hue. You can also channel the blushing beauty with a combination of drum and spray roses. Accentuate with berries, scabiosa, and jasmine vine for a boho queen color palette, merge garden roses in shades of peach, pink, and cream or create a color contrast with white garden roses and yellow ranunculus for pure romance. For a contemporary look with extra texture, consider a blend of roses with garden roses and a few peonies.
If you love the monochromatic one-hued style, the single bloom wedding bouquet is for you. We offered the best ideas to suit your taste from vibrant to moody, dramatic, or understated. There is so much versatility to a single bloom wedding bouquet, so embrace it and express your style as a modern bride.
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