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Bridal Guide: Choosing In-Season Florals for Your Wedding Bouquet

Photo: Ama by Aisha | Venue: The Astorian | Floral Design: Plants N’ Petals

Choosing seasonal flowers for your wedding bouquet can enhance the beauty and freshness of your blooms. When you opt for in-season florals, you can rest assured that they are at their peak of freshness and fullness, and you’ll avoid the additional expense of shipping in exotic or out-of-season blooms from afar.

To choose your seasonal wedding flowers, begin by considering the month and location of your wedding. You’ll want to select blooms that complement your wedding theme and setting, whether you’re planning a lavish ballroom affair or a breezy beachfront celebration. Talk to your wedding florist to discuss your vision and brainstorm ideas for a seasonal flower arrangement that reflects your unique style and personality.

Scroll on to get inspired by beautiful in-bloom florals by season.

Spring

A bouquet of pink and white roses.
Photo: Mustard Seed Photography | Floral Design: Plants N’ Petals
A bouquet of greenery and yellow florals.
Photo: Anna Wright Photography | Floral Design: Malleret Designs
A spring bouquet with pink and white florals.
Photo: Daniel Colvin Photography

Spring weddings offer a delightful array of floral options, including the beloved peony. These delicate, fluttery flowers come in shades ranging from snowy white to vibrant coral, and they typically bloom in April and May. Choose a mix of spring blooms to create a bridal bouquet that embodies the freshness and romance of the season.

Other popular spring flowers:

  • Delphinium
  • Pansies
  • Lisianthus
  • Tulips
  • Sweet Peas
  • Lilac

Summer

A pink and orange summer wedding bouquet.
Photo: Amy Maddox Photography | Floral Design: The Events Company | Venue: The San Luis Resort, Spa & Conference Center
A bouquet with white roses and anemones.
Photo: Kelli Durham Photography | Floral Design: Plants N’ Petals
A bride wearing a red and gold lehenga holding a bouquet of summer-colored florals in corals, pinks and white.
Photo: MnM Photography | Venue: Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa

Summer weddings are perfect for bright and bountiful blooms that capture the vibrant energy of the season. Garden roses are a popular choice for summer bouquets, with their lush and full blooms adding a timeless elegance to any arrangement. Consider mixing these bold and beautiful blooms for a bridal bouquet that will truly pop.

Other popular summer flowers:

  • Lilies
  • Dahlias
  • Stock
  • Hydrangeas
  • Sunflowers
  • Zinnias

Autumn

A bride and bridesmaids holding bouquets with greenery, white and maroon florals.
Photo: Nicole Johanna Photography | Floral Design: Event Artistry & Floral
A bouquet of autumnal-colored florals in sand, orange, gold and red.
Photo: John Winters Photography | Floral Design: Malleret Designs
A bouquet with florals in shades of purple and red.
Photo: Stephania Campos | Floral Design: Plants N’ Petals | Venue: Corinthian Houston

Fall weddings are perfect for incorporating rich and warm hues into your bouquet. Amaranthus, pampas grass and white roses create a feminine fall bouquet, while shades of burnt orange, deep maroon and green add depth and texture. Work with your wedding florist to select a combination of in-season florals to add warmth and personality to your bouquet.

Other popular autumn flowers:

  • Gerbera Daisies
  • Calla Lilies
  • Marigolds
  • Asters
  • Chrysanthemums
  • Japanese Anemone

Winter

Bouquets with white, orange peach and pink florals.
Photo: Marco Wang Photography | Floral Design: Plants N’ Petals
A bride walking down a mirrored aisle with a veil over her head and she is holding an all-white bouquet.
Photo: Wandering Woo Photography | Planning + Floral Design: The Events Company
A bouquet made of crystals for a winter wedding.
Photo: John & Joseph Photography

Winter weddings are an opportunity to embrace the season’s natural beauty, with flowers that reflect the crispness and purity of the season. Roses are a reliable and beautiful choice for a winter bouquet, while hypericum berries, pine sprigs, cones, and holly leaves can add festive touches. Opt for slender and elegant paperwhites or fragrant stephanotis for a snow-white bouquet. Whatever winter flowers you choose, they’ll add a touch of seasonal magic to your special day.

Other popular winter flowers:

  • Baby’s Breath
  • Amaryllis
  • Poinsettia
  • Snowdrops
  • Greenery
  • Hellebore

Looking for the perfect florist? Click here to see our spotlight Weddings in Houston florists.

“Bridal Guide: Choosing In-Season Florals for Your Wedding Bouquet” Spotlight WiH Partners- Photography: Ama by AishaAmy Maddox Photography | Nicole Johanna Photography | Floral Design: Plants N’ Petals | The Events Company | Malleret Designs | Event Artistry & Floral | Venues: The Astorian | The San Luis Resort, Spa & Conference Center | Corinthian Houston | Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa

Contributors: Mustard Seed Photography / Anna Wright Photography / Daniel Colvin Photography / Kelli Durham Photography | MnM Photography / John Winters Photography / Stephania Campos / Marco Wang Photography / Wandering Woo Photography / John & Joseph Photography

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