18 Oversized Bouquets for Your Big Day

1. Succulent Rose Bouquet: We love that the large bouquet trend can be interpreted in many ways — Sure, you can just have a massive amount of flowers, or you can switch up the standard bouquet size by incorporating one or two large blooms for drama. (via Ruffled)

2. Gargantuan White Paper Flower: Legit, this flower goes from the ground up to the bride’s shoulder. You’ll look like you popped straight out of a fairy tale with this bloom preceding you down the aisle. (via Grey Likes Weddings)

3. Hans Christian Andersen-Inspired Paper Flower: The bride’s mum created this masterpiece out of watercolor paper that she hand painted in peaches and pinks to accompany her Danish storybook wedding. (via 100 Layer Cake)

4. Large White Dahlia: We all have those go-to statement pieces in our closets, so how about a statement bloom instead of a bouquet? We’re loving this fabric-wrapped dahlia. (via Brittany Rene Photography)

5. A Plethora of Pink Peonies: We’re pretty sure there isn’t a girl alive who doesn’t love pink peonies. Carrying a garden worth of them in your arms pretty much sounds like a dream come true. (via The Sweetest Occasion)

6. A Cascade of Tulips and Fauna: A subset of the oversized bouquet is the cascading bouquet. The overflowing blooms are the perfect tone-setter for a romantic ceremony. (via Swooned Magazine)

7. Pink Tissue Rose: This bride described her nuptials as classic, timeless, elegant and a little earthy. There’s nothing more classic than a pink rose, but swapping a fresh bloom for this large, paper version def ups the whimsy factor. (via Glamour + Grace)

8. An Armful of Lilies: It looks like this bride just went out and cut an armful of blossoms before the ceremony. It’s natural and no-fuss… the look we’re all striving for. (via Magnolia Rouge)

9. Natural French Country Bouquet: We want this bouquet in our arms on the Big Day, and on the kitchen table every other day of the year. Good thing we just took an awesome floral arranging e-class. (via Ruffled)

10. Two Giant Peonies: The two large blossoms are balanced out by some smaller greenery in this pick. We especially love this color combo for a summer wedding. (via Ruffled)

11. Single White Rose Bouquet: As a classic and beloved choice, roses can run you some big $$. Save money without skimping on style by carrying a bouquet of just one. (via Style Me Pretty)

12. Single Paper Flower: We vote for this one for a beach wedding. The soft, cream color is a perfect pick for sand and surf. (via With Lov3 by Emme Wynn)

13. Rustic Bouquet: This is basically a cozy English garden in bouquet form. Perfect for your rustic wedding. (via Nice + Chic)

14. Larger-Than-Life Paper Rose: This big bloom will look uh-mazing no matter how you incorporate it — carry it down the aisle, use it for photos or use it in your decor. (via BHLDN)

15. Single King Protea: If you’re digging the single flower bouquet idea, you can also rejoice that it means you can afford to splurge on a unique flower. This King Protea is a perfect example. (via Love + Lavender)

16. Apple Orchard Bouquet: Who said bouquets could only be made of flowers? We love that this bride took inspiration from her surroundings and incorporated some apples to reflect her orchard venue. Can you say va-va-volume? (via Ruffled)

17. Whimsical Giant Rose Paper Flower Bouquet: Thus far, the large, single paper flowers have mostly served as photo props. This wedding actually uses them for bride + bridesmaids. (via One Wed)

18. Organic Herbal Bouquet: Using herbs in the bouquet is one idea we wish more brides would get on board with. They’re a pretty and special filler, plus certain herbs can pull double duty by repelling unwanted bugs. (via 100 Layer Cake)

What are your favorite floral trends for weddings? Talk it out in the comments!