Sometimes you don't know where you'll find inspiration for your wedding design, theme, or details. The same goes for all of us in the wedding industry; whether you're just a wedding blogger like me or you create wedding shoots, invitations, or help brides and grooms coordinate their entire wedding. Today I was looking for garden theme inspiration when I found a beautiful berry bouquet on StyleMePretty, which could work for a garden wedding but inspired me to find more berry bouquets to share. Here are 5 beautiful wedding bouquets filled with berries, may they inspire your wedding and your first full day of Spring...
This soft, pink snowberry bouquet is beautiful for a bride and her bridesmaids. Add a few more stems of berries, or some pink flowers to make a full bouquet for the bride. I love that this bouquet is made of just pink snowberries, it's unique and beautiful for any season.
Roses, ranunculus, mini callas, tulips, and **hypericum berries **make up this red bouquet that would be lovely for a winter or Christmas time wedding. I love the different tones and shades of red, the hypericum fit in so nicely.
The **green blackberries **and succulents bring a little bit of a rustic feel to this stunning peony bouquet. Brilliant textures of dusty miller, peacock feathers, sprigs of heather, gold aspidistra leaves, and uluhe fern shoots complete this wonderful bouquet from this Kay Englishphoto shoot.
Love, love, love the contrast of colors in this gorgeous purple miniature calla lily, dahlia, and green hypericum berry bouquet. After planning our blue and yellow wedding I saw so many beautiful green and purple palettes, it would have definitely been my second choice for our wedding colors!
This is the amazing berry bouquet that inspired my berry filled post! The colors, textures, non-traditional look and details are just so breathtaking. Immature green grapes, pepper berries, blown garden roses, echinacea, and pale blue scabiosa all come together in this** dream wedding bouquet**.
Will your beautiful boquet be filled with berries?
Top Photo: StyleMePretty