Spring is the most popular wedding season for good reason, blooming flowers, golden light, and that irresistible sense of new beginnings. We’ve had the honor of bringing so many spring weddings to life with fresh, seasonal blooms. These three real weddings are everything we love about the season. Whether you’re planning an intimate garden ceremony or a romantic barn celebration, let these real weddings inspire your spring floral vision.
Photos By: Michele Maloney Photography
Sunshine & Tulips: Jessica & Ray’s Garden Party Wedding
When Jessica & Ray imagined their spring wedding, they knew they wanted bright, joyful, and full of life! Tulips were the star of the show at this bright and beautiful celebration. The bridal party carried simple, elegant bundles of white tulips wrapped with lace ribbon. The bride carried a cheerful bundle of sunny yellow tulips to matcher her bridesmaids’ soft butter-yellow dresses. Ultimately, Jessica & Ray showed us that simplicity done right is anything but simple.
Key Flowers: White tulips, Yellow tulips, Yellow pompons
Vibe: fresh, sunny, joyful, garden party
Photos By: Beth Joy Photography
Romantic & Moody: Audrey & Jacksons Love in Full Bloom
The stunning bridal bouquet is a spring dream in pink, white, and green. White anemones with their dramatic dark centers add a sophisticated, almost moody quality balance beautifully against soft pink ranunculus, blush garden roses, and lush trailing eucalyptus. The result is a bouquet that feels effortlessly luxurious. Anemone’s are a quintessential spring bloom that are highly sought-after. All in all, Audrey & Jacksons florals were a masterclass in romantic, seasonal design.
Key Flowers: White anemones, Pink ranunculus, Blush garden roses, and baby blue eucalyptus
Vibe: Romantic, moody, luxurious, editorial
Photos By: Madi McGraw Photography
Wildflower Romance: Morgan & Joey’s Free Spirited Spring Wedding
For the free-spirited bride who wants her flowers to look like they were lovingly gathered from a spring meadow, this bouquet is pure perfection. A lush mix of peach garden roses, solidago, delphinium, thistle, queen anne’s lace, and lavender wax flower create a wildly romantic, effortlessly beautiful look. The loose, unstructured style is one of the biggest spring wedding floral trends right now. It photographs beautifully, feels organic, and personal. This is the bouquet for brides who want something that looks undone in the most intentional way. In short, if you’ve been dreaming of a bouquet that feels alive, this is your sign!
Key Flowers: Garden roses, solidago, delphinium, thistle, queen anne’s lace, waxflower.
Vibe: Wildflower, free-spirited, organic, meadow
Ready to plan your spring wedding?
Spring wedding flowers are all about embracing the season fresh tulips, romantic anemones, and wildflower-inspired bouquets that feel alive and full of joy. Whether you’re inspired by one of these real weddings or have a completely difference vision, we’re here to help you make it bloom.
Derian Banzhaf
Derian has worked in many facets of the floral industry, with over 10 years experience in everything from flower arranging to wedding and party planning, She loves to experiment in elements of flower design, color, and texture and is always looking for the latest trends in wedding bouquets.
