Here's a collection of different styles of bouquets, different colors and combinations of flowers to help find something you like.

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Adding flowers to your wedding reception space can add to the romance and overall feel of your wedding. Here are some ideas.

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Flowers for groomsmen, parents, grandparents, readers, ushers, soloists, and anyone else you want to recognize at your wedding.

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Fun and contemporary is how Chelsea and Xavier described their style. They also wanted to include some roses - the national flower of Ecuador, where Xavier is from.

The flowers: peach roses, white spray roses, white lisianthus, burgundy & burnt/rust mums
The foliage: burgundy & peach hypericum, baby blue eucalyptus, parvifolia eucalyptus and Italian ruscus

Photographer: JD Photography

Ceremony & Reception: Quincy Hall

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Melanie and Dennis were looking for a contemporary look for their spring wedding, with bright, spring colors.

The flowers: Quicksand and Coffee Break roses, white larkspur, blue thistle, white daisies, peach stock, yellow spray roses, paprika yarrow, peach wax flower

Photographer: Nate Smith Photography

Ceremony & Reception: Bakken Museum

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Lots of whites - Playa Blanca roses, lisianthus, spray roses, Magnum mums, hydrangeas, and baby's breath

Photographer: Kacey Wyrick

Ceremony & Reception: The Royal Club, Lake Elmo

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Dahlias, calla lilies, roses, hypericum, freesia, and daisies in burgundy, red, deep purple, mango, and orange captured the essence of Cassidy and John's September wedding.

Photographer: Studio220 Photography

Ceremony: Shepherd of the Valley Church
Reception: Radisson Blu, Mall of America

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Jamie and Tristan were looking for elegant and romantic for their September wedding. And - they chose a lot of fun florals: dahlias, hydrangea, astilbe, bruneria, succulents

Photographer: Amy Bestler @ All is Beautiful Photography

Ceremony & Reception: Lodge on the Lake

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We got to watch this couple grow up - literally. Chris (son) and Chelsey (new daughter-in-law) met in high school and grew into this wonderful couple. It was fun combining their 2 personalities in all the floral arrangements. Romantic, fun, casual, unique, and suitable for an outdoor wedding in August at a winery.

Lots of roses, ranunculus, succulents, greenery - lamb's ear, dusty miller, and blue thistle.

Photographer: Infinitree Media

Ceremony & Reception: Four Daughters Vineyard and Winery

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Sarah and Josh wanted a clean, traditional look for their October wedding and choose all white ranunculus, hydrangea, peonies for their flowers.


Photographer Eric Vest Photography

Ceremony Hamline Church - United Methodist
Reception North Oaks Golf Club

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Katie and Courtney were married outdoors in the heat of July and chose corals, pinks, whites and grey-green flowers for their day. Their style was casual, fun and unique.

Ceremony & Reception: Dakota Lodge, West St. Paul

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Elegant, traditional, and romantic - that's what Emily and Ross described to us. Their wedding was in February and they picked vibrant red roses, tulips and ranunculus to beat the cold!

Photography: Fotofida

Ceremony: St. Thomas Becket, Eagan
Reception: Mississippi Dune Golf Links, Cottage Grove

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Ceremony: Church of St. Joseph, Rosemount
Reception: Crystal Lake Country Club, Lakeville

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Emily and Jason wanted a "casual and fun" wedding. She selected garden roses, baby's breath, hydrangea and dusty miller for their flowers.

Photographer: Agape Moments

Ceremony & Reception: Minnesota Boat Club

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In a word - Fun! That's how Kristina and Rob described their upcoming wedding. She picked all types of bright pink roses, garden roses, spray roses, and dendrobium orchids for the bouquets, corsages and table arrangements. Add in some purple accents and you get - fun.

Photographer: Jeannine Marie Photography

Ceremony & Reception: Le Meridien Chambers Hotel

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