Andy and I got married in our living room in Florida with 4 guests and I had no wedding bouquet. But, if I did do the big wedding thing I would totally have crafted up a unique, wedding bouquet! It’s so fun to see all of the creativity… who would have thought you could make a bouquet out of crochet, yarn balls, door knobs, brooches, t-shirts, air plants, or cotton! I also love the idea of a super simple DIY wedding bouquet like a single giant balloon, extra large tissue paper flower or even a paper pin wheel. Here are 28 wedding bouquet ideas you’re gonna love…
29 Unique Wedding Bouquets:
1. It doesn’t get more handmade and colorful than this crochet flower wedding bouquet. For a tutorial about how to make the bouquet check out Maize Hutton.
2. Consider using corks and grapes for your wedding bouquet if you love wine or plan to get married on a wine train Napa Valley like this ute couple did! For more details, check out this post on C.R.A.F.T. facebook.
3. My high school bestie added pictures of her loved ones to her wedding bouquet. I love that it allows the special people in your life to walk you down the aisle even if they could not be there in body. See more of her beautiful pink and green wedding on C.R.A.F.T.
4. I love that this Brooch bouquet could double as your something borrowed. Instead of a typical wedding shower, you could have friends gift you a brooch to make this unforgettable bouquet. Image via My Bridal Bouquet.
5. For anyone who loves baseball, this is the perfect wedding bouquet for you. (Image via Wedding Bells.)
6. If you’re a candy lover, this lolly pop bouquet is perfect for you!
7. This beauty is a combination of air-plants, real flowers, and paper flowers. I’m obsessed. For a complete tutorial, check out Michelle Edgemont.
8. Use air plants and billy balls for a simple, elegant, and easy to make wedding bouquet. Image via 100 Layer Cake.
9. Feathers are a fun twist on the classic flower bouquet.
10. This is the ultimate wedding bouquet for the gal that loves to up-cycle. Turn t-shirts into flowers and make a beautiful bouquet. (The t-shirt wedding bouquet was originally found on The Bird’s Cafe website.)
11. This whimsical butterfly bouquet is perfect for the outdoor, spring time wedding. Check out Hill City Bride for a complete tutorial.
12. Joanna Gaines would 100% approve of this cotton wedding bouquet. (Image via Style Me Pretty.)
13. If food if your love language, these vegetable bouquets are for you. There were even radish boutonnieres for the ushers. For more beautiful pictures, check out Gourmet Fury.
14. Who knew wheat could be so beautiful? For more images of this magical wedding, check out Green Wedding Shoes.
15. Paper flowers are an inexpensive and fun DIY alternative to a real flower bouquet. Check out Paper and Peony for more flower combinations.
16. I love the idea of clay flowers because you could use them again and again. The bouquet below is from Ceramics by Orly.
17. Burlap makes everything prettier. For the complete tutorial, check out The 36th Avenue.
18. Origami is delicate, beautiful, and depending on the paper you choose to use, can be so colorful and fun. For the complete tutorial, check out Capital Romance. 
19. This is the ultimate book lovers wedding bouquet, simple, beautiful and covered in stories. Get the complete book page flower tutorial at Offbeat Bride.
20. Paper can be so delicate and beautiful. Use this tutorial from Lia Griffith to make a beautiful paper rose bouquet.
21. I love how simple this book page bouquet is without paint. See the complete tutorial on 100 Layer Cake.
22. These fabric flowers are incredible, but want to know the the best part? The stem of the bouquet is an egg beater! See the complete tutorial on Rock N Roll Bride.
23. These yarn ball flowers are the cutest and easiest to make. For the complete tutorial, go to Camille Styles.
24. Can you believe that this bouquet is made out of knobs and pulls? It’s true! It’s beautiful, elegant, and easy to make! For the complete tutorial, check out the 100 Layer Cake.
25. Skip flower bouquets all together and use balloons! For more magical wedding pictures, check out Green Wedding Shoes.
26. In lieu of a flower bouquet, consider using colorful paper pin wheels. (Image via Wedding Chicks.)
27. Buttons and beads make the sweetest flowers and an awesome DIY project! See the complete tutorial on Off Beat Bride.
28. Have you considered using herbs and fruit in a bouquet? The bouquet below features oregano, parsley, spinach, and red grapes! Brenda’s Wedding Blog has lots of fun herb and veggie bouquet ideas.
29. How awesome are these giant paper flowers? They make for fun pictures and props too. For the complete tutorial, check out Green Wedding Shoes.
30. Stephanie was given a box of brooches from her late great grandmother and turned them into this unique bridal bouquet. Stephanie’s mom crafted the bouquet with silk hydrangeas as the base and used floral wire to attach the brooches. For more details and pictures, check out Elizabeth and Company.
If you’re already married, what was your bouquet like? I’d love to hear…
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What a beautiful round-up! I can’t choose a favorite. I’m lovin’ the crochet bouquet and the origami flowers. Just beautiful!
So gorgeous and such a great idea to do something totally unique and different! Really loving the bouquets that are made out of diecut flowers (or origami). So pretty and such a great way to save costs on the bouquet by using your own cutting machine to cut them out 🙂
#15 is my favorite so far. it’s stylish and simple at the same time. no wonder it sells so good on etsy. In our fanclub we have Cristy that does flowers just like that
btw, really nice ads on images – is it plugin or something?
I like almost all but the butterflies fascinated me. I’ve been in love with him. The pity is that I’m married, but maybe when you turn 25 years of married, if I remember, I’ll do one like … I do scrapbooking, will be why I liked it so much. Location A Coruna, Galicia, Spain.
Thank you very much for showing their creativity.
The giant paper flowers at No 2 are my favourite!