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27 Stunning Cascading Bouquets for Every Type of Wedding

27 Stunning Cascading Bouquets for Every Type of Wedding

Who doesn’t adore the romantic look of a cascading bouquet? Holding an oversized bouquet of lush blooms and ivy is probably one of our top wedding fantasies. Quick pop culture lesson: This flower arrangement was widely popular in the 1980s, thanks to the ever elegant Princess Diana. But now, the waterfall style is back in a fresh way! Pops of color, seasonal berries and succulents are just a few modern options to consider. Here are 27 diverse, Pinterest-worthy bouquets for the ethereal bride-to-be.


1. Dusty Rose: This elegant bunch of flowers looks like it was just plucked from an English garden. We’re loving the serious Pride and Prejudice vibes. (via Jose Villa / Pottery Barn)

2. Boho Blooms: Look at those beauties! Any cascade with white peonies and pink sweet peas is certainly a friend of ours. (via Veronica Varos)

3. Jewel Tones: Mix berries and bold roses for an earthy bouquet with a more subtle cascade. Vary the sizes of the flowers for a natural look. (via Kate Ann Photography)

4. Bold Buds: You don’t need a slew of flowers to make a statement! This cascade uses a clutch of large blooms, some jasmine vines and other pieces of greenery to create a memorable focal point. (via Bridal Musings)

5. Wild Child: Ah, this is what bohemian dreams are made of! The warm colors and hanging pieces of greenery channel those eclectic 1960s vibes. Would this work as a flower crown? No? Blast. (via The Melideos / Ruffled)

6. One-Plant Wonder: Give us all the succulents! We love decorating our homes with these trendy little guys, so of course we adore the idea of a succulent bouquet. (via Anne Robert Photography / Botanical Brouhaha)

7. Herbal Accents: Ivy, lavender, mignonette, larkspur and rosemary are just some of the ingredients used to create this floral masterpiece. The herbs will also give off a lovely aroma while you glide down the aisle. (via Herbal Weddings)

8. Classic With a Twist: This pearl and blue color combo is giving us all the feels! Delicate roses and a trendy cascade are the perfect mix. (via Diana McGregor Photography / Fleurie)

9. Romantic and Lush: We’ve got everything from succulents to roses in this bad boy. To create your own, use this handy bouquet recipe! (via AMW Studios / Chic Vintage Brides)

10. Simple Elegance: Pink jasmine creates a feathery cascade, ideal for showcasing your statement flowers. This undone look would be perfect for any boho bride. (via Sarah Gawler / Sweet Violet Bride)

11. Pretty Palette: Color, color everywhere. Hydrangeas and purple roses give this bouquet just the right amount of drama. (via Limelight Photography / Trendy Bride)

12. Tons of Texture: Hanging red amaranthus really makes this non-traditional bouquet pop. Those plum and green hues would certainly be Insta-worthy at your autumn wedding. (via First Comes Love / Sweet Pea Floral Design)

13. Woodland Queen: The greenery on this complex bouquet is shockingly gorgeous, especially when mixed with a minimalistic bridal gown. We love the blooms flowing all the way to the ground. (via Lara Hotz / Burnett’s Boards)

14. Tropical Vibes: Hosting a destination wedding on an island in the sun? This vibrant bouquet made of palm leaves will set the tone. Now pass us a piña colada, please. (via Lukas & Suzy VanDyke / Green Wedding Shoes)

15. White Wedding: Classic bouquets don’t have to be dull. Add a pop of green and a flowing cascade for that picture-perfect look. (via Marc Edwards Photographs / Marry Me Tampa Bay)

16. Bursts of Color: Every flower-lovin’ bride should have blooms to her toes! Garden roses, peonies, dahlias, ranunculus, eucalyptus and more were used to create this work of art. (via Evangeline Lane Photography / Ruffled)

17. Shades of Purple: This elegant bouquet almost looks black and white! But those gorgeous dark buds are actually purple calla lilies mixed with dendrobium orchids. (via Tony Gameiro / The English Wedding Blog)

18. The Ultimate Cascade: Is this real life? We didn’t even know a bride could hold that many flowers. How incredibly lush! (via JoPhoto / Belle the Magazine)

19. Feather Fun: Try something different — add a feather or two to the cascade of your vintage-inspired bouquet. Peacock feathers would be another fun option. (via Paula O’Hara / Wedding Sparrow)

20. Exotic Flowers: Step aside, peonies. The focal point of this fascinating bouquet is a pair of mighty king proteas. Bow down! (via Taryn Kent / Project Wedding)

21. A Pinch of Whimsy: This colorful bouquet was created for a Peter Rabbit-themed bridal shoot. Check out the tempting berries peeking out from among the greenery. (via Al Gawlik Photography / Pink Parasol Designs)

22. Trio of Roses: Juliet garden roses, spray roses and just your good ol’ average rose are all pieces of this blush bouquet. Sage provides greenery and a light herbal scent. (via Michelle Lyerly / Wedding Chicks)

23. Princess Bride: Host a fairytale wedding with an insanely gorgeous flower arrangement like this one. The fern fronds add a verdant lacy edge to the waterfall of greenery. (via Anushé Low / Style Me Pretty)

24. Hanging Ribbons: To add a special touch to your cascade, try tying a long ribbon to the stems of your flowers. This trendy look can also be applied to the bridesmaids’ bouquets, if you want to go matchy-matchy. (via Jose Villa / Style Me Pretty)

25. Keep It Subtle: This monochromatic bouquet is absolutely timeless. White flowers work for any season, but we love this look for a wintertime wedding. (via Top Wedding Sites)

26. Peachy Keen: What a perfect palette for a spring or summer wedding. These delicate roses and ebullient dahlias add a touch of romance that can carry across from your bouquet to the boutonnieres and centerpieces. (via The de Jaureguis / Brides)

27. Show-stopper: Um, yes please. Subtle berries, handfuls of roses and hanging greenery — everything we’d want in a cascading bouquet! (via Natalie Franke)

Which bouquet would you love to feature in your wedding? Follow us on Pinterest for more inspo!