20 Cute And Quirky Wedding Bouquet Ideas

Enough with the baby’s breath.

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1. Baseball Bouquet

By Maple Ridge Florist.

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2. Giant Paper Flower

Who needs a whole bouquet when one enormous flower will do the trick on its own? Find out how to make them yourself at Design Sponge.

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3. Butterfly Bouquet

Directions from Martha Stewart.

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4. Scrabble Tile Bouquet

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5. Edible Bouquet

Yes, that is an artichoke.

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6. Paper Ranunculus Bouquet

Available here.

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7. Brooch Bouquet

Find inexpensive pieces at a vintage store and/or use jewelry that has special meaning for you. Learn how to make your own.

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8. Botanical Bouquet

By Bel Fiore Designs.

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9. Insanely Colorful Bouquet

By Just Fresh Concepts.

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10. Button Bouquet

Available here. And Offbeat Bride offers a tutorial on how to make your own.

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11. Map Flower Bouquet

Available here.

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12. Protea Bouquet

Protea is a weird, strange, wonderful flower that looks like it might eat you if you get too close. You should probably include it in all future bouquets. By Okasie.

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13. Air Plant Bouquet

And air plants look a little bit like sea monsters and that’s why they’re the best. By JL Designs.

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14. Feather Bouquet

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15. Seashell Bouquet

Probably only good for a mermaid wedding, but maybe you are in fact having a mermaid wedding. Buy one here.

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16. Farmer’s Market Bouquet

Whether you’re staying close to home or traveling, this is a great way to integrate some of the local landscape into your wedding. Green Wedding Shoes has some tips.

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17. Pom Pom Bouquet

Make it yourself with instructions from Ruffled.

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18. Craspedia and Succulent Bouquet

As a mustard evangelist, this is my all-time favorite color combo. By Pink Shirts And Car Wrecks.

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19. Pokéball Bouquet

Turns out catching ‘em all wasn’t necessary; just the one is enough. Available here.

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20. Knitted Bouquet

There are tons of patterns for knitted and crocheted flowers on Ravelry. Make them yourself, or ask craft-minded members of the wedding party to kick in a bloom or two and make it a communal project.

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