BOUQUETS BY WILLOW BUD – SUNSHINE COAST HINTERLAND + NOOSA
SUNSHINE COAST
BOUQUETS
Looking for inspiration for your wedding bouquet?
We’ve gathered a collection of our favourite bridal bouquets to inspire and give you a sense of what’s possible. Each bouquet reflects our passion for creating florals that are unique to each wedding.
To make things easier, we’ve organised the gallery by colour palette—helping you quickly find bouquets that match your wedding vision. Of course, these are just starting points! We’ll work closely with you to customise every detail, blending colours, textures, and styles to perfectly complement your overall aesthetic.
Take a look, get inspired, and imagine what your dream bouquet could look like.
WHITE BRIDAL BOUQUETS.
Fresh whites and greens, from soft textured foliage and lush tropical leaves. We have also included the “almost white” category here. We love to add some depth to an all white colour palette by adding the softest champagne, cream, ivory or nude tones.
White, off-white or ivory is always a classic colour palette. By adding a small amount of contrast with foliage/textures or the softest hue of pink or peach you can really lift an all white bouquet to the next level.
From the modern massed designs and rose filled designs with feature orchid, popular in Noosa for coastal weddings to the inclusion of lush greens to suit a Sunshine Coast Hinterland wedding you can not go wrong with white or a white based palette.
SOFT AND PASTEL BRIDAL BOUQUETS
Pastel and softer tones of florals, give a romantic style. Lighter tones also work well to tone down the harshness of natives or offer a contrast to a deeper-toned bloom.
These colours work well together in nearly any combination but they often benefit from a deeper tone to compliment their airy lightness. This colour way suits a country venue like Yandina Station or a wedding venue in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland.
From nudes and latte tones to blush, mauves and soft peaches
RICH AND BRIGHT BRIDAL BOUQUETS
These are where the fun bright summer tones and rich wintery colour are really on show!
Much like their pastel counterparts they will sing if paired with a complimenting lighter colour. It lifts the flowers and makes them not look so heavy and lifeless, while retaining the rich colour palette.
