Avoid bright colors and go with an all-white bouquet; the flower on your dress should be the focal point. —Written by Brides What kind of bouquet would you wear with a flower-embellished wedding ...

This all-white wedding bouquet pairs oversized shasta daisies with delicate baby’s breath for a clean, classic look. The subtle eucalyptus adds just enough green to feel garden-fresh.

For this outdoor wedding, the bride opted for an all-white bouquet with hints of fresh greenery to add a pop of color to her seasonal arrangement. And if you're not quite sure what to choose?

Unexpected on their own, a bouquet of white amaranth ensures your all-white bouquet won't blend in with the rest. Watch Next Advertisement - Continue Reading Below ...

An all-white bouquet doesn't have to be boring. With the right flowers, it can look incredibly elegant yet understated — the perfect accessory to a gorgeous wedding gown. Be Inspired Public ...

In fact, winter's beauty can be complemented with a bouquet of white flowers. The following arrangement was inspired by a bouquet featured a couple of years ago in "Cottage Living" magazine.

The Flower Child: Freeform bouquet of Queen Anne's lace, poppies, chamomile, and mimosas, $100. THE MUSE: "A relaxed bride wearing a gauzy vintage dress from the seventies. The wedding would be ...

In the recent past, many royal brides have opted for all-white bouquets. Notably, Duchess Kate, Duchess Meghan, and Princess Eugenie all chose a monochrome look for their bridal bouquets.