Mono flower wedding bouquets used to be a huge trend in the wedding world but now there’s a reinterpretation of this trend up – monochrome wedding bouquets that are composed of different blooms but in a monochromatic color palette. Such wedding bouquets are a super bold statement that will definitely add color and attention to you, so it’s time to consider the trend and some examples.
Choosing Colors
What colors to choose? Most of brides prefer the colors of their wedding palette but you can also go for some different color that will fit your outfit and make it stand out, for example, rock a deep red wedding bouquet at a neutral wedding to stand out with it. Choosing the color you can embrace your wedding season or your location – fall brides often go for rust and marigold bouquets, while winter brides can prefer deep reds, purple and burgundy; a tropical bride may pick only tropical blooms and leaves in some certain color.
Use not just single color matching all the blooms and other elements perfectly – create a palette of shades that will make your bouquet much more eye-catchy. Mix it up with dried or fresh greenery and herbs that won’t distract attention from the main colors and will just slightly add interest.
A bold fuchsia wedding bouquet with amaranthus and some textural greenery plus black ribbons.
A bold marigold wedding bouquet with lush blooms, some fall ried leaves and fresh greenery for a fall wedding.
A bold mustard wedding bouquet with fresh and dried blooms and herbs is amazing for a fall bride.
A bold yellow wedding bouquet composed of various types of flowers and decorated with long yellow ribbons.
A burgundy wedding bouquet with mauve blooms and privet berries is a stylish option for a winter wedding.
A burgundy wedding bouquet with privet berries, cherries, dark purple touches and textural greenery is a masterpiece.
A candy-like pink wedding bouquet of peonies and carnations is a gorgeous idea for a glam bride.
A catchy monochromatic marigold wedding bouquet with ribbons and foliage on an embroidery hoop.
A chic white wedding bouquet with just some touches of foliage is a very stylish idea for a romantic bride.
A deep red and fuchsia wedding bouquet with a catchy shape, some blooming branches and touches of foliage plus long ribbons.
A deep red and rust wedding bouquet with fresh and dried blooms and herbs embraces the fall with its colors.
Incorporating Texture And Dimension
A monochromatic bouquet may seem a single spot of color and to make it more eye-catchy, you can use textures and dimension. As for the latter, cascading wedding bouquets are still up and if you like this idea – it will be a very bold solution. Textures created with various types of blooms, dried and fresh greenery and herbs, even berries and fruits will make the bouquet really wow. Now the finishing touch: add chic ribbons that match in color to your wedding bouquet and voila, your amazing statement is done!
A deep red wedding bouquet with some dark carnations and foliage looks decadent and very chic.
A deep red wedding bouquet with touches of purple and cascading elements okus blooming branches is elegant and decadent.
A gold wedding bouquet with roses and peonies, some greenery and fluffy touches for the fall.
A golden wedding bouquet with marigold and blush blooms, lunaria and some dried herbs for a fall bride.
A green tropical wedding bouquet with succulents, air plants and large monstera leaves for a modern bride.
A pink wedding bouquet with deep purples is a very catchy and bold color statement to try.
A romantic spring wedding bouquet of white blooms, blooming branches and some foliage.
A rust-colored wedding buquet with dried eucalyptus and hydrangeas is a great idea for fall.
A sophisticated blush wedding bouquet with white touches, pale greenery and air plants for a beach bride.
A spectacular red and deep red wedding bouquet with berries, large leaves and smoke bush.
A statement blue wedding bouquet with a couple of white blooms and some greenery to make the flowers stand out.
A tender and soft wedding bouquet with touches of greenery is a refrshing idea for a spring bride.
A tender lilac cascading wedding bouquet with lots of various blooms and some pale greenery for a spring bride.
A white wedding bouquet in modern style, with trendy lunaria and some catchy detailing is a fresh idea.