5 Beautiful Single Bloom Bouquet Ideas

Why pick a bunch when you can only have one? These gorgeous flowers will make a statement all by themselves.

The range of flowers for a wedding bouquet can appear never ending – and choosing may be overwhelming. Wouldn’t it be easier if all you had to do was pick one flower and be done with it? Any of these flowers would make beautiful, single bloom bouquets:

1. Blush Queen Protea

What’s not to love about this stunning flower? Originally from South Africa, it’s got a wild and exotic look that can easily stand alone.

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2. White Anemone

Their dark centres make for a striking wedding bouquet – and if you’ve got touches of dark blue in your wedding palette, this is one of your best options.

3. Lavender Sweat Pea

A bunch of this delicate flower would look great alone, and the delicate, lavender colour would be perfect for a springtime wedding.

4. Closed peonies

Not all flowers look good when closed, but peonies certainly do. White, coral, blush or purple peonies still appear so full and yet so vibrant when their leaves are still closed, and are beautiful in their simplicity.

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5. Lily of the Valley

With its large green leaves and delicate white flowers, lily of the valley can take centre stage as a wedding bouquet all by itself, rather than a filler flower. And it’s sweet smell makes it that much more of a winner.