The Prettiest Peony Wedding Bouquets

By Anna Aguillard
February 02, 2017
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Peonies aren’t just one of our favorite garden blooms ever – the lush flowers are also some of our all-time favorite fillers for beautiful wedding bouquets. Beloved for their sweet scent, bright color, and voluptuous blossoms, peonies are the picture-perfect addition to your bridal bouquet. Here are some of the prettiest peony bouquets, from bold and bright bridal flowers to subtle bridesmaid bouquets.
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Fresh

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Exposed stems give this airy bouquet its natural quality.

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Striking

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Monochromatic pink peonies make a statement.

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Vintage

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Dusty coral and ivory peonies are softened with delicate Babys’ Breath.

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Simple

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This combination of orchids and peonies is simple and elegant.

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Bouquets for the Bridesmaids

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Pink peonies in the bridal party’s bouquets differentiate the maids from the bride.

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Polished

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Sticking to various shades of the same color – pink – gives this bouquet its refined quality.

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Luminous

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A background of darker sprigs of greenery make these peonies look like they’re glowing.

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Whimsical

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We love this playful blend of greens and blues, with the perfect pop of pink peonies.

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Textured

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Mixing buds with peony blooms creates a lush texture.

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Rustic

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Burlap and pastel peonies are the backbone of this daytime bouquet.

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Romantic

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This blush-colored bouquet is fit for a blushing bride.

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Lavender

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Lavender with pops of deaper purple makes the perfect combination.

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Ruby

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Red flowers are fit for black-tie weddings.

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Refined

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Made from only three flower types, this lovely bouquet is simple and sophisticated.

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White

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A timeless classic.

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Bold

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A modern monochrome.

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Sunny

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Something cheery for the happiest of days.

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Bright

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Embrace color with this vivid bouquet.

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