August Bridal Lookbook: How to pick your wedding bouquet

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Maybe you’re into some color… so how about a little milk and honey?

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You may have heard that butter yellow is trending. This is a beautiful, subtle color that you can use to add a little more interest to an all-white bouquet. (Plus, we love butter yellow because it also feels quite vintage!)

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In this look, you’ll find a ballgown with crisp ivory fabric, paired with a neck scarf that gives some classical/vintage elegance. With a dress like this, a chic white bouquet of flowers with yellow centers is a great complement.

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About the dress: Poppy is special design. A peplum ruffle adorns the ballgown skirt made of crisp ivory white crepe fabric, and button details. Like we said… it’s vintage meets modern!

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About the florals: Ask your florist for a clean, sweet floral arrangement built around white freesias or another pale flower with delicate, round petals. These florals are a great echo of your wedding dress, especially if your dress as clean architectural lines (like the Poppy dress) or if your dress has a creamy tone that will be complemented well by white/cream petals!

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Want to level up the look? Request monochrome pale colored ribbon accents to mimic the Poppy’s bow detail and buttons. This is perfect for the bride who’s keeping it classic but making it her own. Think: a bridal style moment that’s timeless, tailored, and unique.

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This “electric garden” look is… well, electric!

Everything from the bright colors to the velvet texture of that couch work together to create a sizzling vibe.

Just imagine this floral installation greeting your guests at cocktail hour! These flowers play perfectly off the clear sequins in the wedding gown‘s lace, and are mirrored in the glimmering pastel petals in the gown’s skirt.

About the dress: Simone is is romantic with a little edge, featuring a soft tulle A-line silhouette, corset bodice, and floral lace details. (All great details to play off of, when it comes to your wedding bouquet.)

About the florals: A variety of blooms such as garden roses, spray roses, cherry blossoms, delphinium, and stock work together to provide that layered, cascading magic kind of look. Ask your florist for an asymmetrical arrangement that feels lush and whimsical, but still vibrant! Focus on a color palette of blush, peach, lavender, and soft mauves to echo elements of your wedding dress: in this case—a taupe-blush underlay and 3-D floral appliqué.

Bonus tip: Keep the arrangement grounded around one anchor piece (like a velvet settee or ceremony arch) so it frames the look and gives your gown a moment to shine.

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