Our 10 Favorite Bridal Bouquets on Pinterest

In the spirit of Water a Flower Day this coming Tuesday May 29, we decided to put together a list of our top 10 favorite bouquets in honor of the national holiday. Besides, the saying goes that flowers make people happy and I have to admit, it's hard to be upset while staring at a stunning bouquet of blooms. I personally always have a little bouquet of tulips or carnations in my apartment to add a breath of fresh air into the space. According to science, flowers and plants are great for reducing stress, improving cognitive performance, and have also been linked to heightened creativity.

Floral arrangements date back to 2500 BCE when the Ancient Egyptians started putting fresh cut flowers in elaborate vases to use them as table decorations. They'd create highly stylized arrangements for burials and processions, selecting flowers according to symbolic meaning and religious significance.

The Ancient Greeks and Romans on the other hand did not often use vases and instead focused on garlands and wreaths. They too had preferred blooms like the Egyptians which were heavily swayed by religious beliefs. Garland wreaths were a symbol of power, honor, and dedication to the Greeks and were awards in honor of great athletes, poets, and heroes. (Do I sense the birth of the first flower crown?)

Although we don't come close to the beautiful arrangements of the Ancient Egyptians and Romans, we still appreciate their footprint in bringing flowers into the spotlight for all to enjoy. 

Keep scrolling for our top 10 picks from the most popular bridal bouquets trending on Pinterest right now.

This beautiful arrangement from Mondo Floral Designs is a boho bride's dream. The dusty purples and pinks create a beautiful accent against a canvas of green and beige foliage throughout the bouquet.

 

This darling wildflower ensemble pulled together by Poppy & Fern is the perfect palette for a summer wedding. Orange and yellow accents dance playfully with pink and deep red blooms. We're in love!

 

We're calling it now, olive branch bouquets are the up and coming wedding trend of the summer. Never underestimate the beauty of a simple bouquet. Hearty arrangements with tons of greenery like this one By Pavlova are the perfect accent to a minimalists wedding gown.

 

Straight swooning over this stunningly Gothic creation by The Arrangement Company. The deep shades of red and orange are balanced out by crisp white blooms, making for the perfect moody contrast against the bride's marble gown.

 

Can we just say that winter bouquets are SO underrated? This stunning engagement shoot via Bridal Musings features an overflowing bouquet of white roses, eucalyptus, dusty miller, and a ton of lush greens that create the dreamiest winter bouquet we've ever seen.

 

This glamorous wedding in Zurich caught our eye for so many reasons. Not only is the bride's gown stunning, her bouquet was the perfect blend of white, cream, and green stems. The refreshing palette perfectly accents the sequined details on her gown without overwhelming her ensemble.

 

We'll never get sick of seeing this gorgeous creation from She's a Wildflower. Lush green and white bouquets are timeless and beautiful, not to mention they match just about any wedding theme.

 

Jennifer Laura Design did a beautiful job on this hand-tied masterpiece. She used a mix of garden roses, ranunculus, anemones, dark hypericum berries, foraged greenery, and carnations to great a moody yet delicate arrangement.

 

There are so many reasons to love Witney Carson's wedding (if you haven't seen it, go look at it - now!). Since she had a winter wedding, her florist L Floral Studio stuck to the blooms of the season filling her arrangement with deep red and dusty florals, green pine cuttings, berries, and pine cones. Talk about bouquet envy!

 

You can never go wrong with a bouquet with tons of red accents. This beautiful bouquet by Forever Cole is the perfect blend of neutrals, greens and bold red hues. Not to mention that those peonies are absolutely stunning!

 

Which bouquet do you like best? Tell us in the comments.