Often when a famous face walks down the aisle,all eyes are on the wedding dress. But being the flower lovers we are here at One Fab Day, we adore doing a deep dive into their bouquets as well. After all, these celebrity brides have access to the best florists in the world, so it would follow that their wedding bouquet is going to be just as special. From Audrey Hepburn to Selena Gomez, here are 20 gorgeous wedding bouquets, as carried by celebrity brides, to inspire you!

Celebrity Wedding Bouquets

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Princess Diana

We have to start with possibly the most iconic weddings of all time - Princess Diana and Prince Charles' nuptials in 1981. Needless to say such a dress, needed oversized florals to stand out, and Princess Diana opted for a cascading bouquet of trailing stephanotis and ivy, with gardenias, lily of the valley, freesia, veronica, ivy, myrtle and trasdescantia, while Earl Mountbatten roses added a touch of yellow, as did the centre of the orchids. This kick-started the trend for big and beautiful bridal bouquets that we still see today!

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Mariah Carey

Mariah was only 24 when she tied the knot with Sony Records boss Tommy Mottola in 1993 and her Vera Wang dress and florals were influenced by Princess Diana. Her gown had a 27-foot train (Diana's was 25!), and just like Diana, Mariah went for a cascading bouquet with ivory and white florals - in this case roses with trailing ivy.

Elizabeth Taylor

On March 15, 1964, in Montreal’s Ritz-Carlton, Elizabeth Taylor, age 32, wed Richard Burton, 38, in a brief ceremony lasting ten minutes. They first met in 1953 at a Hollywood poolside, later reconnecting on the Rome set of Cleopatra in 1963. Carrying just a simple bouquet of spring flowers, she wore a complex braid featuring white hyacinths and lilies of the valley, matching the yellow of her dress.

Kate Middleton

Just like the many royal brides before her (well except for her mother in law, Princess Diana!) the Princess of Wales stuck to an all-white bouquet. A combination of four home-grown British flowers - Lily of the Valley, sweet william, myrtle and hyacinth, it was unusual as a royal bouquet, as it was considerably smaller than the norm, but perfect for Kate's understated personal style.

Selena Gomez

For her wedding to Benny Blanco in September 2025, Selena Gomez carried a petite, elegant bouquet of Lily of the Valley the iconic summer flower. These white, bell-shaped flowers were chosen for their classic, delicate, and timeless aesthetic, symbolizing the "return of happiness". The simple, romantic bouquet complemented her custom Ralph Lauren gown.

Queen Elizabeth

Did you know late Queen actually lost her bouquet on her wedding day, and didn't have it for the photographs? This is why royal brides now always have two bouquets on the big day. Hers was a wonderful cascading style, made up of almost no foliage, using three types of British-grown orchids: white cattleya, odontoglossum and cypripedium.

Saoirse-Monica Jackson

Saoirse-Monica Jackson’s “just picked” wedding bouquet included white sweet peas, accompanied by ferns and Sorbus foliage. They had a romantic, bohemian aesthetic which perfectly worked with the natural and uncontrived feel of the day. The flowers were by Mark Grehan at The Garden.

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Martha Stewart

In the 1960s, a young Martha Kostyra moved away from her hometown in New Jersey to attend university at Barnard College in New York City where she studied history and architectural history and also met and married Andrew Stewart in 1961. Andrew was a student at Yale Law School at the time, and rather than buy her own wedding dress, Martha wore a gown that she made with her mother, and carried a bouquet of handpicked daisies.

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Charli XCX

We were all eyes at One Fab Day to see Charli XCX's intimate and undeniably cool city wedding to George Daniel of The 1975 at Hackney Town Hall last summer. The bride's effortlessly elegant ensemble included the iconic Vivienne Westwood Nova Cora mini dress, Jimmy Choo Amita slingbacks, a traditional veil and her signature black sunnies. She carried an all-white bouquet of locally grown white cosmos and dahlias (usually more of a late summer/early autumn choice) which perfectly complemented the nonchalant romance of her wedding day look.

Audrey Hepburn

Audrey Hepburn's baby pink Givenchy mini dress and headscarf for her second marriage to Italian psychiatrist Dr. Andrea Dotti in 1969 showed she was always one to go it her own way when it came to style. She complemented her simple, yet chic look with a small white bouquet which included her favourite flower - lily of the valley. See more gorgeous celebrity brides of the 60s and 70s here.

Farrah Fawcett

1970s golden movie star couple, Farrah Fawcett and Lee Majors were married in the summer of 1970s in a a private garden ceremony at the Bel-Air Hotel in Los Angeles, California. Probably our first example of a true celebrity Boho style wedding, Farrah carried a simple, loose bouquet of flowers that complemented perfectly her casual, high-necked bridal gown.

Princess Beatrice

Princess Beatrice's wedding bouquet was a thoughtful representation of her family and incorporated traditional and personal touches. Eschewing the all-white look many royal brides go for, the bouquet included trailing jasmine, pale pink and cream sweet peas, royal porcelain ivory spray roses, large pink o'hara garden roses, pink wax flower, baby pink astilbe, and sprigs of myrtle as is royal tradition. The bouquet's ribbon was embroidered with the couple's initials and the date of their wedding, as well as a small blue ribbon as her "something blue".

Grace Kelly

Instead of a traditional large arrangement, actress Grace Kelly - soon to be Princess Grace of Monaco - carried a dainty posy of white lily of the valley. The flowers were held atop a prayer book (a gift from a family friend) that had been specially decorated by MGM studios with silk, lace, and seed pearls to match her gown. In the Victorian language of flowers - we have loads more examples in this article - lily of the valley represents a "return to happiness," purity, and humility, so it was apt that the retiring Hollywood bombshell would decide to highlight these in her wedding day to Prince Rainier.

Meghan Markle

Meghan honoured royal tradition in many ways with her bridal bouquet, but also included sweet personal touches. Her all-white bunch featured spring flowers, many of which were handpicked by Prince Harry from one of the gardens in Kensington Palace and included sweet peas, lily of the valley, astilbe, jasmine, and astrantia.

But what made the bouquet particularly special was the inclusion of forget-me-nots, which were Princess Diana's favorite flower. The stems of the flowers were also tied with a piece of naturally dyed, raw silk ribbon, to symbolise Meghan's commitment to using sustainable and ethical materials in her wedding planning.

Holly Ramsay

Even if Holly Ramsay's December 2025 wedding to Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty at Bath Abbey might have reportedly cost her father Gordon over £65,000, her super simple bridal bouquet was anything but ostentarious. Holly carried a classic bouquet of white ranunculus.

Daisy Lowe

With flowers inspired by A Midsummer Night's Dream, the brief for the flowers at Daisy Lowe's 2025 Somerset wedding to property developer husband Jordan Saul was to focus on a simple meadowy style. Her stunningly seasonal blush bouquet epitomised all that is whimsical and wildflower .

Ellie Goulding

If you have five wedding outfits, then you really need a bunch that will go with everything, which might be part of the reason Ellie Goulding chose a small bunch of different sized cream roses for her wedding flowers on her big day to (now ex) husband, art dealer Caspar Jopling.

Kate Moss

For her iconic 2011 wedding to musician Jamie Hince, Kate Moss chose a vintage, hand-tied country aesthetic that perfectly matched her bohemian-style ceremony in the Cotswolds. The bouquet mixed white sweetheart roses with daisies and lisianthus which looked so good with her drop-dead gorgeous John Galliano gown.

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Sofia Richie

When Sofia Richie married producer Elliot Grainge three years ago, her wedding bouquet actually set a new trend for petite bouquets. A simple and elegant arrangement of lily of the valley (not an inexpensive flower by any stretch), the look was sweet and chic and actually the fragrance would have been incredible. As they say, sometimes the best things - particularly flowers - do come in dainty packages!

For more star-inspired wedding style be sure to check out 20 Swoonworthy Weddings from 2025, Gorgeous Celebrity Wedding Hairstyles plus 20 Celebrity Wedding Dresses You've Probably Never Seen!