Best Bouquets of 2024
Hannah & David, Photo – Lei Lei Clavey. Florals – Rose Studios.
Here at Ivory Tribe, we love a good dose of petal power!
We are constantly spoiled with beautiful bouquets that not only elevate the most stunning fit, but are works of art in themselves.
The beauty of bouquets is that they add a sensational styling element to any day and make for beautiful imagery that can be shared and remembered forever.
Here’s a celebration our favourite beautiful blooms from 2024’s Real Weddings by style and colour palette, so get scrolling for perfect petal inspiration.
A touch of blue
Keeping aligned with the “something blue” trend we’re seeing accenting stylish weddings across the season, discerning couples are weaving hues of blue into their bouquets. Whether it be offsetting an all-white effect with shots of blue throughout the bridesmaid bouquets or hints of powdery blue visible as a centre point, this shade is both elegant and on-point.
Emily & Matthew, Photography – Maegan Brown Moments, Florals – Tweed Twigs.
Sarah & Jake, Photography – Nikki McCrone, Florals – Torquay Florist.
Lindsay & Charlie, Photo – Maegan Brown Moments, Florals – Lara Damjanovic.
Ashlee & Andrew, Photo – Motta Weddings. Florals – Sugarbee Flowers.
Stephanie & Ashton, Photo – Bek Smith, Florals – Wild Flos.
Claire & Thomas, Photo – Tess Follett, Florals – Blonde Florals.
Scarlet statement
Bold, vibrant and versatile, shades of red add an unforgettable yet timeless feel to any wedding palette. Whether it be a deep, rich vermillion to bring that classic sophistication or more of an orange-hued cherry vibe to give effervescent elegance, there’s no denying the impeccable impact red brings to a bridal bouquet.
Photo – Jessica Sadie, Florals – Flowers by Varu.
Sho & Adam, Photo – Art of Grace, Florals – Anatomy of Flowers.
Katy & Daniel, Photo – Madeline Kate, Florals – Love Alfalfa
Hannah & Tim, Photo – Had To Be You Weddings, Florals – Love Alfalfa
Tasha & Jimmy, Photo – Blossom Daisy Creative, Florals – Raven and the Rose.
Lucy & Hayden, Photo – Tess Follett, Florals – Studio Alyssum.
Fiona & Aaron, Photo – Georgia Verrells, Florals – North Street Botanical.
Vanilla vision.
White on white is never going out of style. Always fresh, always versatile and always elevated, a chic vanilla bouquet makes the most perfectly subtle statement. An all-white bouquet array allows the architecture of the arrangement and textures of the blooms to take centre stage, and the results are flawless.
Corrina & Daniel, Photo – Jonny Scott. Florals – Roses Florist Mt Eden.
Kim & Nathan, Photo – Nikki McCrone, Florals – Rose Studios.
Hayley & James, Photo – Katie Harmsworth, Florals – Torquay Florist.
Meg & Joel, Photo – Georgia Verrells, Florals – Pomp & Splendour.
Madeleine & David, Photo – Kinship by Kristy, Florals – Hall of Flowers.
Charlotte & Ben, Photo – Tess Follett, Florals – Yarra Valley Blooms.
Hiroshi & Sae, Photo – Marie Thibault, Florals – Versus.
Emily & Luke, Photo – Kinship by Kristy, Florals – Love Alfalfa.
Sherbert Summers.
Cotton candy pinks, muted tangerines and buttery creams – a bouquet reminiscent of a freshly feminine, effortless style, will never go out of favour. We love this selection of unapologetically sweet and blissfully beautiful blooms.
Alli & Daniel, Photo – Louise Treacy, Florals – Sugar Bee Flowers.
Grace & Jayden, Photo – Luminous Moments, Florals – Fika Floristry.
Shardey & James, Photo – Na Lia Weddings, Florals – Tremella.
Stunning simplicity.
Understated will never go out of style, and for these brides, a simple stem or single varietal says it all. If this is your vibe, think less is more, and focus on finding your all-time favourite bloom to highlight as your statement adornment.
Alex & Mike, Photo – Nikki McCrone, Florals – Urban Antidote.
Mikaela & Matt, Photo – Tess Follett, Florals – Sassafras Wedding.
Alycia & Adrian, Photo – Art of Grace, Florals – Anatomy of Flowers.
Madeleine & Jono, Photo – Tess Follett, Florals – Flowers St Germain.
Tessa & Tom, Photo – Rolan John, Florals – Victoria Whitelaw.
Lavender Haze.
We love the pastel shades, and lilac is the perfect alternate take to a powder blue accent. Bring a chic, romantic vibe to your dream day accessories with a light touch of lavender or all-over lilac vision.
Camilla & Nick, Photo – Evia Zachariah, Florals – Lowevly.
Alex & Max, Photo – Art of Grace, Florals – Anatomy of Flowers.
George & Georgia, Photo – David Muir, Florals – Honesty Flora.
Emily & Sam, Photo – The Berhardts, Florals – Mary Norma Florals.
Kaleidoscope of colour.
Natasha & Brandon, Photo – Maegan Brown Moments, Florals – Michelle Bloomfield.
Ashlee & Paul, Photo – White Shutter, Florals – Camp David Farm.
Neon pastel.
For the modern bride who loves to make a statement, neon pastels are it. Combining the soft, romantic feel of pastels with a bold, eye-catching appeal, these bouquets are the perfect blend of whimsy and wow.
Kim & Nathan, Photo – Nikki McCrone, Florals – Rose Studios.
Aimee & Ned, Photo – Elsa Campbell, Florals – Party Plants.
Lemon drop.
Sweet, elegant and full of zest, lemon-coloured bouquets bring a refreshing infusion of on-point colour to any wedding palette. Whether paired with lush greenery or in softer buttery shades for a more subdued look, yellow flowers evoke happiness and warmth, and when combined with an all white or monochromatic palette, give truly elevated elgance.
Nikita & Aaron, Photo – Finder Seeker, Florals – local market.
Angela & Chris, Photo – Fern & Stone, Florals – Wild Flos.
A touch of the dramatic.
For the brides who crave a bit of mystery and glamour, a dramatic bouquet is the ultimate accessory. Think deep burgundy dahlias, midnight blue anemones, and rich plum calla lilies – bold moody and adding an element of intrigue to your wedding decor.
Ally & Luke, Photo – Katie Harmsworth, Florals – Jo Laver Flowers.
From bold scarlet hues to all white stunners, the bouquets of 2024 are a vision of the endless possibilities of floral design. Whether you’re planning a sophisticated soiree or an intimate celebration, let these stunning arrangements inspire your own floral dreams. After all, the perfect bouquet is more than just flowers – it’s a work of art that epitomises your love story.
Once you’ve nailed your mood board, the next step is to enquire with some of the most inspired florists in the business – all on our directory.
