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  Bold and Beautiful -181209

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

  Photo Credit: Calli B Photography

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  Bold and Beautiful

  Soften up your contrasting bouquet with some traditional pink and white roses. 

  Photo Credit: Tonya Damron Photography

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  Bold and Beautiful

  Choose contrasting colors, like blue and orange, to really make your bouquet pop.

  Photo Credit: Tina Joiner Photography 

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  Pretty Pinks

  A bouquet filled with garden roses and dusty miller screams romance.

  Photo Credit: Danielle Harris Photography

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  Pretty Pinks

  Take advantage of colorful fillers, like heather, lilac, and berries, to fill out your bouquet in style.

  Photo Credit: Kemper Mills Fant

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  Pretty Pinks

  A soft bouquet of peonies is a gorgeous choice for the season.

  Photo Credit: Elizabeth Messina Photographs

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  Pretty Pinks

  Combine dark and light pink roses with daisies for a fresh spring bouquet.

  Photo Credit: Megan Rei Photography

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  Pretty Pinks

  Fill your bouquet with mixed greenery for a modern touch.

  Photo Credit: Love & You Studios

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  Pretty Pinks

  Highlight your bouquet with hot pink against soft blush and cream. 

  Photo Credit: Lace and Lilies Flowers

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  Pretty Pinks

  Mixing textures and tones adds interest to your pink bouquet.

  Photo Credit: Manda Weaver

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  Freshly Plucked

  Unexpected greenery, like sprigs of evergreen, give your bouquet a unique touch.

  Photo Credit: Caitlin Page Photography

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  Freshly Plucked

  A wildflower bouquet is perfect for the free-spirited bride. 

  Photo Credit: Ricardo Alexandre Fotografia 
  

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  Freshly Plucked

  Make an overflowing bouquet filled looks cohesive by keeping everything within the same color family. 

  Photo Credit: Emily Wren Photography

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  Freshly Plucked

  Split leaves and King Protea give this classic bouquet a tropical touch.

  Photo Credit: Linger Photography

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  Freshly Plucked

  A loose bouquet gives off a fresh-from-the-garden vibe.

  Photo Credit: Anna Perevertaylo

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  Freshly Plucked

  Give your bouquet a whimsical touch with billy balls.

  Photo Credit: Lisa Mathewson

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  Freshly Plucked

  Put greenery in the spotlight with various leaves intertwining a classic bouquet.

  Photo Credit: Limelight Photography

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  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

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  Muted Tones

  Spring isn't all about bold colors; these soft bouquets play beautifully against a neutral color palette.

  Photo Credit: Dreamlove Photography

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  Muted Tones

  A few colorful accents add pop against a classic bouquet.

  Photo Credit: Goodman Photography

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  Muted Tones

  Creative accents, like succulents, add visual interest to a muted bouquet.

  Photo Credit: Ane Oyton

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  Muted Tones

  You can never go wrong with classic white and light pink roses. 

  Photo Credit: Whitney Zunic Photography 

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  Spring Bridal Bouquets

  Understated purples give off a romantic, vintage vibe.

  Photo Credit: Paco and Betty

20+ Blooming Bouquets for Spring Weddings