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Photo of the Day: March 23

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20+ Blooming Bouquets for Spring Weddings

Spring is in the air, and with spring comes wedding season. Vibrant flowers are starting to bloom, leaving you with endless options when it comes to your wedding flowers. Here, get some gorgeous ideas that are perfect for this season.

By: Kristen Klein

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This colorful blend of spring flowers is simply perfect for the season.

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Bold and Beautiful
Soften up your contrasting bouquet with some traditional pink and white roses.
Photo Credit: Tonya Damron Photography
Bold and Beautiful
Choose contrasting colors, like blue and orange, to really make your bouquet pop.
Photo Credit: Tina Joiner Photography
Pretty Pinks
A bouquet filled with garden roses and dusty miller screams romance.
Photo Credit: Danielle Harris Photography
Pretty Pinks
Take advantage of colorful fillers, like heather, lilac, and berries, to fill out your bouquet in style.
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Pretty Pinks
A soft bouquet of peonies is a gorgeous choice for the season.
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Pretty Pinks
Combine dark and light pink roses with daisies for a fresh spring bouquet.
Photo Credit: Megan Rei Photography
Pretty Pinks
Fill your bouquet with mixed greenery for a modern touch.
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Pretty Pinks
Highlight your bouquet with hot pink against soft blush and cream.
Photo Credit: Lace and Lilies Flowers
Pretty Pinks
Mixing textures and tones adds interest to your pink bouquet.
Photo Credit: Manda Weaver
Freshly Plucked
Unexpected greenery, like sprigs of evergreen, give your bouquet a unique touch.
Photo Credit: Caitlin Page Photography
Freshly Plucked
A wildflower bouquet is perfect for the free-spirited bride.
Photo Credit: Ricardo Alexandre Fotografia
Freshly Plucked
Make an overflowing bouquet filled looks cohesive by keeping everything within the same color family.
Photo Credit: Emily Wren Photography
Freshly Plucked
Split leaves and King Protea give this classic bouquet a tropical touch.
Photo Credit: Linger Photography
Freshly Plucked
A loose bouquet gives off a fresh-from-the-garden vibe.
Photo Credit: Anna Perevertaylo
Freshly Plucked
Give your bouquet a whimsical touch with billy balls.
Photo Credit: Lisa Mathewson
Freshly Plucked
Put greenery in the spotlight with various leaves intertwining a classic bouquet.
Photo Credit: Limelight Photography
Romantic Purples
Purple is the hottest color of the year, but it also never goes out of style. Include varying shades in your bouquet.
Photo Credit: Ian Holmes Photography
Muted Tones
Spring isn't all about bold colors; these soft bouquets play beautifully against a neutral color palette.
Photo Credit: Dreamlove Photography
Muted Tones
A few colorful accents add pop against a classic bouquet.
Photo Credit: Goodman Photography
Muted Tones
Creative accents, like succulents, add visual interest to a muted bouquet.
Photo Credit: Ane Oyton
Muted Tones
You can never go wrong with classic white and light pink roses.
Photo Credit: Whitney Zunic Photography
Spring Bridal Bouquets
Understated purples give off a romantic, vintage vibe.
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