10 Prettiest Flowers for a Spring Bouquet

The flower industry is booming across the globe as more and more people turn to fresh flowers for decorating their homes, providing unique gifts, and more.

The key to a good bouquet is using the right mix of flowers.

With spring right around the corner, the flower options will be virtually endless! To get you in the right frame of mind, we've compiled a list of ten gorgeous flowers to inspire you while you create your next spring bouquet.

Read on to see what they are!

1. Daffodils

Daffodils are pretty yellow flowers that bloom with ease in a variety of conditions. This makes it a flower often available in abundance when springtime comes around, so you can add as many to your spring bouquet as your heart desires.

This flower is an excellent option because it makes a colorful bouquet. In addition, its cheery yellow color makes it a great flower to include in a bouquet for someone feeling a bit down.

2. Tulips

Tulips are another popular choice because they come in a variety of shades, colors, and sizes. So no matter what you want your bouquet to look like, you can find a place for tulips within it.

Opt for a brightly colored tulip for a bouquet bursting with color, or go for white tulips for a delicate, classic look.

These flowers hold up well when traveling, so they're a great option if you're shipping flowers to someone far away. Find out six more flowers that are great options if you're sending flowers because of how long they stay fresh for.

You want flowers you send to show up looking as pretty as they did when they were first picked!

3. Roses

You can find roses all year long, and they complement spring bouquets wonderfully. Choosing a pink or white rose will work best with the other colors throughout the bouquet.

But if you want a more unique look, try finding orange or yellow roses instead.

You can even find dark blue and black roses for a dramatic look or a darker bouquet. However, these don't occur naturally and are dyed to achieve this particular look.

No matter their color, roses are a classic flower often linked to love and considered very romantic. Did you know the number of roses you gift a loved one means different things?

From gifting three roses to 100, you could be sending very different messages.

4. Hyacinths

Hyacinths are available in different shades of white, pink, and purple. They're perfect for filling out bouquets due to their shape and size. Plus, they have a strong smell, which can work nicely if you want your bouquet to fill a room with a fresh and floral scent.

This flower is often thought to bring peace and power. So including them in a bouquet for a loved one that enjoys the meaning behind gifts is a nice idea.

5. Hydrangeas

Hydrangeas are another flower that works exceedingly well for bouquets because they create a full looking bouquet.

This makes it a wonderful option if you want a full-looking bouquet on a budget. But, even on a budget, this flower will still leave you with a beautiful bouquet bursting with pastel-like spring colors.

You can enjoy these flowers from springtime into early fall, so you'll have plenty of time to mix them into your arrangements before they're out of season.

6. Lilacs

Lilacs are available in northern states during the springtime. They have a short blooming period and are well-known for their classic soft purple hue and delicious scent. 

Because of how early they bloom, they're likely one of the first flowers you will get to enjoy this spring.

These flowers are favored by many for their smell, which can easily scent an entire room. Because of this, they're a great option for an anniversary gift.

7. Lily of the Valley

These spring flowers add a unique flair to any bouquet because of their bell shape. Scattering them throughout the bouquet adds a beautiful flair and pop of white color.

They're considered a luxury flower, which makes them perfect for wedding bouquets or dinner party centerpieces. But, no matter how you use them, you'll also surely enjoy their lightly sweet scent too.

8. Peonies

Peonies come in a variety of pastel shades and are large blooms that fill a bouquet with ease. People also enjoy using them to create flower crowns.

Peonies make great bouquets on their own if you combine several different shades. It's a chic look for a table centerpiece in particular.

9. Snapdragons

Snapdragons are a popular flower for home gardens because they can grow until the fall time. They range from a few inches to four feet tall! 

One nice thing about this flower is they come in almost every color imaginable in deep, saturated hues. This makes them perfect for more moody or eclectic-looking bouquets.

10. Baby's Breath

Baby's breath is one of the most popular floral options for bouquets. When added to a bouquet, they add a dainty and feminine touch.

They only grow white, but careful dying techniques make them available in every color under the sun.

These flowers are a nice addition to a bouquet because they dry nicely and can be kept as a keepsake afterward.

Build a Gorgeous Spring Bouquet

Creating a spring bouquet is simple when there are so many varieties of flowers to choose from! This article highlighted ten different options you'll have when it comes time to craft your bouquets this spring.

Whether you're creating a bouquet for a wedding, gift, or your dining room table, these flowers are all a lovely addition.

If you'd like to send someone a unique and fresh floral bouquet, we have a long list of countries where we can deliver it.