25 Stunning Sunflower Wedding Bouquets (2024)

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Add a Pop of Color

White roses are extremely bridal, and while beautiful, sometimes a burst of color can help break up a monochromatic palette. The addition of a few yellow sunflowers brighten this white and cream bouquet.

Keep Things Mellow

This sunrise inspired bouquet would be perfect for a late summer, early fall wedding. The variations of cream, peach, and butter yellow hues of sunflowers, dahlias, buds and chrysanthemums

Make it Messy

Sunflowers come in many different colors. This white variety combined with smaller yellow sunflowers, wildflowers, and greenery make for a romantic blend of color and flower combination.

Play With Size

A bouquet featuring smaller sunflowers and bigger blooms mixed in was perfect for this laid back wedding on a farm in Oregon.

A Few Will Do

Going with a single type of flower is one way to keep your bouquet simple, but sticking to a few big blooms is another way. We love how the sunflowers shine in this minimal, yet beautiful bouquet.

Try Traditional With a Twist

Hoping to keep things traditional, but with a twist? We love the pairing of a classic white and greenery bouquet with pops of yellow sunflowers. This look incorporated plenty of sunflowers, along with ranunculus, dahlias, and Craspedia.

Celebrate Locally Grown Blooms

This was the perfect fit for an outdoor summer wedding with a meadow-inspired vibe. The bouquet utilized local flowers from the area, with plenty of texture thanks to multiple sizes of blooms and a variety of grasses.

Embrace a Fall Palette

Make beautiful sunflowers the star of the show for a fall bouquet. This abundant design featured roses, dahlias, and even green berries for added texture. But it's the strawberry blonde sunflowers that truly brought it all together.

Carry a Single Stem

One sunflower can certainly stand on its own. This couple was asked to hold handmade paper sunflowers while their best friend spoke during the ceremony. But we adore the concept for anyone looking for a bit of single-stemmed sunflower inspiration to carry down the aisle.

Keep It Natural

Texture, texture, and more texture is what this stunning bouquet was all about! This design embraced a natural look for an outdoor wedding, with just a few sunflowers in varying sizes pulling it all together.

Embrace Jewel-Tones

Choosing a jewel-toned color palette immediately brings a boho vibe. We love this combination of pinks and yellows with a big, bold sunflower and large dahlia commanding attention.

Choose Vibrant Hues

While blue thistle gets all the attention, this textured bloom can also be found in purple! And it makes for the most stunning complement to sunflowers. We love the way this bouquet fully embraced plenty of vibrant color and interesting texture.

Go for Rustic Red Tones

Sunflowers can be found in a variety of hues, rather than just yellow. And deep, dark sunflowers are the perfect choice for fall. Embrace golden and red tones for a statement-making bouquet.

Channel a Boho Vibe

Adding one sunflower to a bouquet is the perfect way to pull together a boho look. We can't get over the stunning color combination used in this bouquet, with bright blue paired with plenty of golden hues and stunning greenery.

Keep It Simple

Want to make sunflowers really stand out? Keep your bouquet simple, with these bright blooms paired with chamomile and eucalyptus for the perfect yellow, white, and green color palette.

Play With Plenty of Texture

Paired with the right elements, sunflowers immediately give off a wildflower vibe. We love the way a few sunflowers shine in this bouquet while paired with tons of textured greenery and dried grasses.

Pair Sunflowers and Succulents

It may seem like sunflowers and succulents are an unlikely combo, but this pairing definitely works! We love the way the succulents mimic the shape of the sunflowers in the bouquet, tying the whole look together with plenty of greenery.

Keep It Small

Love the look of a smaller bouquet? Choose a single flower such as a sunflower to create a focal point. Then, fill in with blooms with smaller petals such as cosmos, chamomile, and black eyed susans.

Play With Pastels

Not all sunflowers are yellow! Look to other varieties to play with color palettes. These lighter-hued strawberry blonde blooms paired perfectly with dusty pink and white roses.

Choose Color for Contrast

The mixture of golden yellow, vibrant red, and plenty of greenery was absolutely stunning in this bouquet. We love the way this color palette popped with plenty of contrast against a white wedding dress.

Embrace an Abundant Look

Sunflowers can help to create a full, abundant bouquet in a beautiful way. Incorporate plenty of other blooms such as dahlias and cosmos, and finish the look with a mixture of greenery that cascades.

Add Length with Greenery

While sunflowers add bold, bright color thanks to their large petals, there isn't much texture that comes with them. We love the addition of plenty of other blooms in a variety of colors, with longer pieces of greenery to make a bouquet that much more interesting.

Complement Other Blooms

Sunflowers can make a statement without being the star of the show. We love the idea of carrying a bouquet with a variety of like hues. The golden color of the sunflower in this bouquet pulls the look together flawlessly.

Create an Unlikely Combo

Sunflowers and baby's breath are an unlikely combo, but we're all about it. The contrast between the large, bold flowers and dainty white blooms is absolutely stunning in this design.

Make It Modern

Think sunflowers can only fit with a rustic or boho wedding? Think again. Look to a small, simple bouquet with short-stemmed blooms to fit a modern celebration.