
For a long time, white wedding flowers were seen as a little bit dull - too classic to be cool. But in recent years - and with 90s and Y2K trends in weddings still rising high - we've seen white bridal monobloom bouquets making a massive come-back. Adding in that some of most beautiful of this summer's celebrity weddings, from Dua Lipa's chic bouquet of Gen Z-coded Icelandic poppies to Mel C's super classic wildflower meadow bouquet and (most recently) Irish influencer Katja Mia 's pretty rose bouquet - have all featured white flowers, we feel its time we called it! All-white bridal bouquets are undoubtedly the tastemaker's flowers of choice right now. For one bride, this might mean a bouquet of elegant white calla lilies paired with acid-green amaranthus (as above) or for another it could be a wild and textured selection, and with foliage mixed in. The beauty of white bouquets is that they're versatile enough to be whatever you want them to be, elegant and sophisticated, romantic and understated, or organic and free-flowing. To help you find your own white wedding flower inspiration, we've rounded up 11 of our favourite white bridal bouquets. We love a lot of colour in our lives around here, but these minimal florals might just have us converted... 1. Isn't this cascade bouquet of white blooms simply dreamy? It's a mix of blousy white roses accented with cascading stems of amaranthusm, and is from the wedding of Katya and Eugen at Killruddery House in Wicklow this summer. How gorgeous does this arrangement look with her structured, corset-style bodice dress with its delicate lace sleeves and a sleek, floor-length skirt as well? Perfection! 2. We are in love Jess's bridal bouquet at her midsummer wedding to Luke at Ballintubbert House in Laois. Featuring the most lush arrangement of white and soft neutral flowers, including garden roses, sweet peas, ranunculus, and laceflower, we love its loose, romantic and organic aesthetic which is just so keeping in the Irish-garden style of the day. 3. Step up our next gorgeous bride and how stunning is Anna's delicate gypsophilia bouquet? We always love a small bouquet anyway by this waxflower bouquet - created for Anna and Richard's destination wedding in France - looks almost cloud-like, it is so sweet! Gypsophila bouquets (commonly known as Baby's Breath) have transformed from simple filler flowers into a massive standalone trend for modern, elegant, and budget-conscious weddings - and we are here for it! 4. This classic hand-tied bouquet of white roses at the recent Dublin wedding of Sadhbh and Dan is just so perfect we had to feature it! With its long stem cream-white roses and memorial charms attached to the ribbon wrap, it is so perfectly timeless, don't you think? 5. This all-white sweet pea bouquet at the black tie wedding of Anthea and David at Lough Rynn Castle in Leitrim is pure sophistication. Anthea's arrangement features loose, cascading stems and a romantic, unstructured shape and is wrapped with a subtle ribbon, complementing perfectly her classic satin wedding gown and pearl headband. Chef's kiss! 6. A classic bouquet that never loses its allure, we'll always have a soft spot for white roses. Timeless and elegant, this bridal bouquet at the rustic French chateau wedding of Hannah and Mike also features eucalyptus which acts to break up the rigidity of dense flowers, adding an airy and organic movement to the bouquet. 7. All kinds of everything, this white and green sculptural bouquet of calla lillies is so beautiful.The minimalist style is so on-trend now and were the perfect choice for the elegant Dublin city wedding of Victoria and Aleksei. 8. A black and white palette never goes out of fashion, and neither does a lush, cascading white bridal bouquet composed of classic blooms like roses and hydianthus with soft greenery, as seen at the stunning winter wedding of Sophie and David at Castle Durrow in Laois. How perfectly do these blooms complement the black-and-white wedding aesthetic? So lovely! 9. A blend of tropical elegance and all out luxury, bride Camilla's classic white and green bouquet features a mix of dahlias, calla lilies and assorted greenery including tropical palm fronds. The inclusion of the leafy stems suits Camilla and Aaron's wedding perfectly - it was held in the iconic Great Conservatory at Syon Park in London. 10. This all-white bridal peony bouquet at the wedding of Harriet and Christopher at Ballyvolane House in Cork is just so simple and sweet, creating such a lovely elegant and timeless silhouette - so perfectly in keeping with the relaxed garden party feel of their wedding day. 11. Leaving you with another 90s inspired bridal bouquet, this one at the stunning wedding of Chelsea and Jack in Sicily. These fabulous stems boast a mix of Arabian starflower, anthurium, calla lilies, and hydrangeas, and tied with a the perfect pearl-dotted ribbon. All just gorgeous! We hope you love this round-up. Looking for more wedding flower ideas? Head to our wedding flower section for endless inspiration on bouquets and blooms.
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