7. Greenery Wedding Bouquets
The bride’s bouquet is a key part of the wedding style, and greenery bouquets have become increasingly popular. Instead of large colorful flowers, these bouquets focus on leaves and natural textures.
Common greenery used in bouquets includes eucalyptus, dusty miller, ferns, olive branches, and ruscus. Some bouquets include a few neutral flowers like roses or ranunculus to add softness.
The materials required include floral tape, ribbon, scissors, and bouquet pins. Florists arrange the greenery in layers to create volume and shape. The stems are then wrapped tightly with floral tape and finished with decorative ribbon.
Greenery bouquets often have a loose and organic shape, which gives them a relaxed and natural appearance. They pair beautifully with lace wedding dresses and outdoor venues.

Bridesmaids can carry smaller versions of the greenery bouquet to maintain a consistent theme throughout the wedding party.
Greenery bouquets are also more durable than many flower arrangements and can stay fresh longer during the wedding day.