There’s something truly magical about late spring bouquet in Vermont. Late spring is when some of the most luxurious flowers reach their peak in Vermont. Therefore, making it the ideal season for a vibrant, lush garden inspired bouquet like the one pictured here. This bouquet captures the essence of spring with an array of blooms in soft pinks, cheerful oranges, and delicate blues. Let’s take a closer look at each flower!

Peonies

Peonies are the stars of the spring season. They take center stage in this bouquet with their large, lush blossoms and layers of ruffled petals. Here, they’re featured in vibrant shades of pink, adding a sense of romance and elegance. Peonies are known for their fullness and captivating beauty, making them an ideal choice for brides seeking a luxurious, garden-inspired look. Spring into late spring is the peak season for peonies, which means they are at their most beautiful and readily available

Roses

Roses are a classic choice for any bridal bouquet, and in this arrangement, they add warmth and sophistication. The bouquet features roses in a bright orange hue, providing a lovely contrast to the bold pinks of the peonies. Their soft, layered petals complement the peonies and create a beautiful visual harmony. Roses offer a variety of vibrant colors and an enchanting fragrance, they add depth to every bouquet.

Ranunculus

Ranunculus is a luxurious addition to any arrangement. Here, they bring a pop of color with their vivid coral and orange hues. Known for their paper-thin, delicately layered petals, ranunculus adds both texture and whimsy to the bouquet. Spring is the ideal time for ranunculus, as they are at cool weather blooms. They bring an unexpected charm and help break up the larger blooms, adding dimension to the design.

Delphinium

Delphinium The delicate blue accents in this bouquet come from the airy stems of delphinium. Known for their tall spikes and soft, sky-blue color, delphiniums add a hint of whimsy and elegance. This cool-toned blue helps balance out the warmer tones in the arrangement. Thankfully, late spring is when delphinium is in its prime. This allows us to use these delicate blooms to add height and a fresh touch of blue that’s perfect for a Vermont wedding.

Snapdragons

Snapdragons are the perfect flower for adding both texture and height to a bouquet. Their elongated stems and clustered blooms create a cascading effect that adds movement to the arrangement. The soft ivory and pink snapdragons here soften the bouquet’s overall look, blending beautifully with the other flowers while giving a slightly wild, natural vibe. Snapdragons thrive in late spring through summer, making them a great choice for Vermont weddings at this time of year.

Scabiosa

Scabiosa add a touch of whimsy and uniqueness, scabiosa flowers provide subtle purple accents and distinctive round textures. Their intricate centers and small, delicate petals add visual interest, breaking up the larger blooms and drawing the eye in. Scabiosa bloom late spring into summer, making them a fantastic seasonal addition that feels both playful and refined.

Our Overall Thoughts on Late Spring Bouquets

Late spring is the best time to create a bouquet like this for several reasons. First, it’s the season when peonies, one of the bouquet’s main flowers, are at their most glorious, abundant, and readily available. This makes it possible to create lush, statement-making bouquets without having to source out-of-season blooms. Additionally, the range of seasonal flowers available—from scabiosa to snapdragons and delphiniums—are at their peak during late spring, allowing for a diverse color palette and textures that would be hard to achieve at any other time of year.

The cool Vermont climate in late spring also helps preserve the freshness of these delicate flowers throughout the day. This ensures that your bouquet looks as stunning at the end of your celebration as it did at the start. Plus, the natural beauty of Vermont in the spring—fields of green, blooming wildflowers, and clear blue skies—creates a picturesque backdrop that perfectly complements a vibrant bouquet like this one.

This bouquet is a celebration of color, texture, and the beauty of Vermont’s late spring season. With its blend of bold pink peonies, warm roses, whimsical delphinium, and delicate scabiosa, it’s a bouquet designed to make a statement and add a burst of joyful color to a romantic wedding day. For brides getting married in late spring, this floral combination brings together the best blooms of the season, making it the perfect choice for a luxurious, unforgettable wedding. Reach out to us today to learn how we can recreate this bouquet for you.

Photographer: Kelsey Regan Photography Venue: Sugarbush Resort