Blue Wedding Flowers

Southern Living

Traditional wedding wisdom says that blue is the requisite good luck shade for brides. Choosing the right flowers and embellishments in bouquets and centerpieces can be the perfect way to add a personal touch to your "something blue."

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Organic Blue and Lavender Blooms

Photo: Stephen Karlisch

Lavender spray roses, lavender clematis, delphinium, and dusty miller are bundled together with an icy blue velvet ribbon for a bouquet that is perfect for a cheery countryside fête. Globe thistle adds a spiky texture to the soft blooms of this bouquet, giving it a modern edge.

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Bold Sapphire Berry Bouquet

Photo: Q Weddings

Sapphire berries add a shot of navy to this bridesmaid bouquet, and a navy blue ribbon ties the bundle together.

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Light Blue Delphiniums

Photo: Sharon Clark of Smitten Photography

Light blue delphiniums bring a splash of color to the predominantly green and white bouquet.

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Jewel Tone Show Stopper

Photo: Kate Headley

Rich jewel-toned blooms in dark blue, purple, and magenta make this bouquet a show stopper.

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Colorful Mixed Composition

Photo: Kate Headley

To bring color and texture to the pale pink and white blooms, this bouquet incoporates hypericum berries, blueberries, and spiky blue eryngium.

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Fragrant Mix Bouquet

Photo: Jodi Miller Photography

Mixing gardenias with blue hydrangeas, dahlias, and dusty miller brings amazing fragrance to this bridal bouquet.

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Elegant Agapanthus Bouquet

Photo: Q Weddings

Dainty blue agapanthus flowers contrast with the coral protea in this exotic bouquet.

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Gorgeous Blue Accents

Photo: Kate Headley

Globe thistle and hydrangeas are stunning blue accents to the peach flowers in this wedding bouquet.

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