Winter wedding bouquets can be tricky to find inspiration for: not only do the majority of weddings take place from May through October—making Pinterest photos few and far between—but the cold-weather season doesn’t offer as many natural blooms. So what’s a December, January, and February bride to do?
We decided to dig through our weddings archive at Vogue to find the best winter wedding florals, all from real-life cold-weather nuptials published in our pages.
Here, find 20 winter wedding bouquet ideas to top off your (hopefully) snowy ceremony.
Sage and Paperwhites
Photo: Benjamin Wheeler
For her December wedding in London, bride Savannah Miller (sister of Sienna) asked florist Thomas Broom Hughes to make her a bouquet of sage and paper whites. With her date falling right before the holiday, she wanted flowers that made her wedding feel elegant yet festive. “It was just incredible to see all of our loved ones gathered together, singing their hearts out all dressed to the nines for a glamorous Christmas party,” she says.
Lily of the Valley
Photo: German Larkin
