18 Minimalist Wedding Bouquets That Won’t Hide Your Dress
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Simplify the bouquet so all eyes are on you. From a single Tibet rose to a handful of freesia, these pared-down bouquets are elegant, but compact enough that they don’t compete with your gown. In the gallery ahead, we’ve rounded up 18 modern arrangements that make an (under)statement.
*This article appears in the Winter 2017 issue of New York Weddings.
Lisianthus blooms wrapped in aspidistra leaves.
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Dahlias, mini-raspberries, astilbe, chocolate cosmos, and geraniums.
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Tibet rose.
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Freesia.
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Charity garden roses, blushing bride, ranunculus, phalaenopsis orchids, poppy pods, and hellebore.
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Protea, blushing bride, scabiosa pods, lotus pods, preserved hellebore, ferns, and cotton pods.
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Kalanchoe with heather and astrantia.
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Rosita Vendela roses, Mother of Pearl roses, Medeo roses, Eileen spray roses, and lavender sweet peas.
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Dahlias, scabiosa, clematis, lisianthus, lavender, sage, and berzelia.
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Gloriosa lilies with hypericum berries.
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Dahlias, phalaenopsis orchids, hellebore, ranunculus, red Paris roses, Black Beauty roses, and berries.
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Coxcomb, gomphrena, astrantia, stock, raspberries, and ranunculus.
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Phalaenopsis orchids.
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Assorted begonia leaves with anemones and freesia.
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White King protea, blushing bride, and white nerine.
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Magnolia branches, “Miss Lucy” double-flowering lilies, and boxwood branches.
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Garden roses, spray roses, lisianthus in white and lavender, scabiosa, and smoke bush.
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Spray roses, dusty miller, scabiosa pods, and geranium leaves.
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