Real Bouquets from the Hive: Mixed Floral Bouquets

This is the first official post in our new “Real Bouquets from the Hive” series. We launched a set of bouquet surveys on the boards, starting with the most popular styles of wedding bouquets. (You can find them at the bottom of this post, as well as on the Boards as a stickied post.)

Why a “Real Bouquets” series?

We here at Weddingbee love providing inspiration of all kinds, and we thought it would be incredible to have a series of posts dedicated to the most popular kinds of bridal bouquets out there. It’s perfect for those who are just starting to get ideas for their florist or for their DIY bouquet.

How can YOU participate?

Head to the bottom of this post to be featured here on the blog with your real bridal bouquet. Closeups are better, but just use your judgment to choose the photo that captures your bouquet at its most beautiful. Make sure you fill out the survey completely, inclduing uploading your bouquet image to our Gallery.

These posts will continuously be updated to reflect new real bouquet submissions, and eventually we hope they will be an amazing repository of REAL bouquets that will help the hive make decisions about what kind of bouquet they want to carry for their wedding.

Without further ado, here’s our first installment, featuring mixed floral bridal bouquets.

Mixed Floral Bridal Bouquets (submit your bouquet here)

CarolinaPeach13‘s summer bouquet

Colors/Flowers: peach, white, and yellow

DIY or professional? professional

amanda1988‘s hand-tied colorful bouquet

Colors/Flowers: white, cream, pale yellow, coral, and magenta

DIY or professional? professional

k8goeslz‘s lush bouquet with berries

Colors/Flowers: I used light pink roses, light pink tulips, and hot pink ranunculus as well as thistle, seeded eucalyptus, and wax flowers.

DIY or professional? DIY! I am so happy with how it turned out!

Price: I spent $400 total on all flowers, including centerpieces, bouts, my MOH bouquet, and my bouquet. I would guess my bouquet cost about $100 max, including ribbon and the sixpence I tied on for good luck.

Brideinthesix‘s pink gradient bouquet

Colors/Flowers: pink garden roses, maroon dahlias, pale pink foxglove, and queen lime-red zinnia

DIY or professional? DIY

Price: $250

biltmorebride‘s peony-centered bouquet

Colors/Flowers: peonies, roses, and others; lavender, peach, blush, white, purple

DIY or professional? professional

Price: $250

kwbride2015‘s tropical wedding bouquet

Colors/Flowers: circus roses, yellow roses, purple dendrobium orchids, pin cushion protea, blue delphinium clusters, and accents of white dendrobium orchids

DIY or professional? professional

is_a_belle‘s rose and gerbera daisy bouquet

Colors/Flowers: light pink Titanic roses, white and dark pink Venice gerbera daisies, dark greenery

DIY or professional? professional: Bloom Floral in Avalon, California

Price: $100

Peonypanic‘s cascading pink and cream bouquet

Colors/Flowers: ivory roses, light and dark pink peonies, white daisies, and dark green ferns

DIY or professional? professional

Price: 200 Euros

erko_1022‘s deep red cascading bouquet

Colors/Flowers: burgundy, blush, light green, ivory; roses, ranunculus, eucalyptus, hypericum berry, astible, hanging amaranthus

DIY or professional? professional

MissPix‘s lush mixed bouquet

Colors/Flowers: delphinium, lysianthus, peonies, chrysanthemum, and a mix of green and flower branches

DIY or professional? professional: Reykjavíkurblóm, Reykjavik, Iceland

mrsblanco827‘s round bouquet with succulent accents

Colors/Flowers: Mostly blushes and creams were used with pops of light green. There are a couple rose varieties: garden, regular, and miniature, as well as dusty miller, succulents, and eucalyptus.

DIY or professional? professional

Price: $185

MrsBlueShoes‘s white and purple spring mix bouquet

Colors/Flowers: white, cream, green, and purple

DIY or professional? professional: Pocket of Posies

Price: $110 CDN

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Be a part of this ongoing “Real Bouquets from the Hive” feature! Just fill out the corresponding survey to your bouquet style, which will prompt you to upload your bouquet photo to the Weddingbee Gallery, and then once at least 10 people with that style of bouquet have filled out the survey, it will become a post on the Weddingbee blog!

The posts will continuously be updated to reflect new bouquet submissions, and eventually we hope they will be an amazing repository of REAL bridal bouquets to inspire bees for years to come.

If you want to participate in this Real Bouquets series, select your style of bouquet below and fill out the corresponding survey!

1. Rose
2. Hydrangea
3. Ranunculus
4. Peony
5. Lily
6. Daisy
7. Mix
8. Other Floral
9. Non-Floral

Don’t see your style here? No worries! Drop us a note in the comments on this thread, and if we get enough interest in that style (minimum of 10 bees) we will create a new survey for that bouquet style!

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