No flower bouquet

For generations, brides and their wedding parties have delighted in following a string of beloved traditions, from cutting the cake and exchanging heartfelt vows to wearing cherished heirlooms and incorporating 'something old' and 'something new.' Among these time-honored customs, the bridal bouquet and bridesmaids' bouquets have long adorned the hands of female wedding party members.

It doesn't matter if you're using them for centerpieces, accents, or to walk down an aisle—flower bouquets are everywhere. And while they can be a beautiful feature at your event, they don't have to be. Maybe someone invited—or even the guest of honor!—is allergic to flowers. Or it's not the right season or climate for

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Dried flower bouquets are certainly having a moment and we are here for it! Check out these 10 brides and their amazing bouquets!

Oklahoma wedding venue Rosemary Ridge was the ideal space for Kacee and Majed's boho Oklahoma wedding featuring gorgeous greenery and lush succulents with

Have your bridesmaids carry one of these bouquet alternatives down the aisle for a unique twist on tradition.

Make your stroll down the aisle that much sweeter.

These Small Bouquet of Flowers are great for Mother's Day, weddings, graduation, birthdays, etc. These mini-bouquets are easy to create.

From faux flowers to vegetable bouquets.