Our very own Muna Coterie floral designers share their best winter wedding bouquet creations, what inspires their designs, and more!
No matter the season, flowers will always be a significant element in any wedding. And creating a beautiful bouquet is a major part of the wedding planning process. So, if you’re looking for some winter wedding bouquet inspiration, you’re in luck!
Below is a curated collection of stunning winter-inspired bouquets created by a few of our Coterie florists, including: Byrd Nest Events and Design, Cape Lily Floral Designs, and The Flower Guy Bron.
Keep scrolling for more on what inspires them, their favorite flowers, and more!
Byrd Nest Events and Design…
Floral designer Nicole Byrd embraces a natural and untamed style that’s perfect for the modern bride.
“I am a very organic designer,” she says. “I don’t like the standard bouquet.” Instead, she loves free form bouquets inspired by love itself: “wild and free.”
This lovely winter bouquet showcases Nicole’s effortless style. Filled with Roses, Anemone, Calla Lilly, Seed Eucalyptus, Hydrangeas, and Italian Ruscus, her bouquet blossoms with shades of pink, red, white, and green.
When designing this piece, she was inspired by the “love story of the couple” and included “…their favorite colors, flowers, and vision” in every detail.
“I love to incorporate beautiful roses and greens. My favorite flower is the Calla Lilly.”
Cape Lily Floral Designs…
Sylvia Lukach’s winter floral designs are inspired by “unusual and seasonal elements.”
Often incorporating Anemones, Rununculus, and seasonal fruit into her winter bouquets, she proves untraditional elements can add some serious style!
In her first bouquet, Sylvia incorporates Roses, Cream Poinsettias, Miniature Arum Lilies, and Bunny Tails. It’s “light and airy quality” makes it especially unique.
For brides seeking an unexpected spin on the traditional bouquet, a wearable headpiece could be a great substitution.
Sylvia creates a floral headpiece with Wired White Cyclamen that’s both elegant and modern.
Her last design is unique in it’s “striking simplicity.” Created with Buddha’s Hand, this rare yellow fruit is sure to make a statement!
The Flower Guy Bron…
Bron Hansboro finds inspiration for his floral designs from the “[bride’s] gown, texture, and wedding venue.”
He adds, “My favorite flowers to incorporate during the winter season are Garden Roses, Dusty Miller, and Eucalyptus greenery.”
Bron’s special attention to movement and composition is especially present in these two bouquets.
Bron’s first burgundy arrangement includes Garden Roses, Veronica, Dahlias, Dusty Miller, Silver Dollar Eucalyptus, Seeded Eucalyptus, Olive, Italian Ruscus and Cloni Ranunculus.
His second all white bouquet is designed with Garden Roses and Phalaenopsis Orchids.
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Coterie Vendors:
- Florist: Byrd Nest Events and Design – Nicole Byrd (Winston Salem, North Carolina)@byrdnestevents
- Photographer: Brian Anthony
- Florist: Cape Lily Floral Designs – Sylvia Lukach (New York, New York) @capelily
- Photography: @federicophotographystudio
- Gown: @svetlanabridalcouture
- Model: @kmulisakitty
- Hair: @elenaartofmakeup
- Make Up: @anna.makeup
- Florist: The Flower Guy Bron – Bron Hansboro (Richmond, VA) @theflowerguybron
- Photographer: Kimie James, IYQ Photography
- Models: Bride with burgundy flowers in bouquet – Kera; Bride with all white bouquet – Grace
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