There’s something undeniably magnetic about summer flowers. Bright, unruly, and full of life—they’re nature’s way of throwing a color-soaked party. In recent years, florists and floral lovers have begun gravitating toward the unfiltered charm of seasonal summer bouquets.
Why now?
Because these bouquets capture emotion, whether it’s the wild joy of zinnias, the nostalgia of hydrangeas, or the delicate chaos of cosmos, summer flowers speak to something real. They're often local, freshly cut, and carry the scent of the season—literally and metaphorically. And in a world craving authenticity, these blooms are answering the call with boldness and bloom. Here are 7 incredible summer flower bouquets from incredible florists you might love.
Happy Valley Farmstead – A Handpicked Ode to the Sun
Brimming with homegrown joy, this summer bouquet from Happy Valley Farmstead celebrates nature at its brightest. With a radiant mix of golden sunflowers, apricot and blush dahlias, and seasonal garden accents, the arrangement is as spontaneous as a summer breeze. Styled in a ceramic vase embossed with a daisy, the bouquet feels intentionally nostalgic, rooted in the farm-to-vase movement and the romance of freshly cut flowers. It's a pure, radiant tribute to seasonal abundance.
Native Designs Florals – A Sun-Drenched Celebration
A bouquet that feels like summer itself—wild, joyful, and brimming with light. Native Designs Florals brings together a spirited medley of vibrant echinacea, cheerful sunflowers, pink dahlias, and textural accents like echinops, paper daisies, and feathery fennel. The result is a hand-tied masterpiece that evokes golden afternoons and open fields. With its natural looseness and layered textures, this bouquet doesn’t just welcome summer—it mirrors its full brilliance.
Summer Street Flowers – Where Chaos Becomes Color
A beautiful embodiment of floral spontaneity, this bouquet from Summer Street Flowers is a joyful burst of texture, unpredictability, and color. Featuring deep wine and tangerine dahlias, vintage pink yarrow, scabiosa, celosia, and queen anne’s lace, this composition is a painterly ode to summer’s creative chaos. What makes it special isn’t just the blooms—it’s the spirit of “let’s see what grows.” Every stem feels like a discovery, reminding us that sometimes the best designs are the ones that weren’t planned.
Florist Kazi – Bold, Vibrant, and Unapologetically Summer
Florist Kazi Sagar brings a striking energy to summer bouquet design with this radiant mix of fluffy hydrangeas, feathery amaranthus, and the vivid charm of solomio. The palette is both playful and refined, merging soft pastels with electric brights. This bouquet feels like a celebration in full swing—abundant, textured, and dripping with joyful contrast. Kazi’s work reminds us that summer isn’t just a season—it’s a feeling, and sometimes, that feeling is pure color.
Tulipina – A Kaleidoscope of Summer Elegance
When it comes to summer florals with couture flair, Tulipina reigns supreme. This lavish bouquet shines with coral zinnias, golden marigolds, blue hydrangeas, pink snapdragons, and crimson celosia, creating an explosion of color. Designed for a summer wedding, the arrangement feels both opulent and unrestrained, true to Tulipina’s signature style. Every flower is chosen not just for hue, but for drama, movement, and texture. It’s a bouquet that doesn’t whisper summer—it sings it in full symphony.
Swallows & Damsons – A Whisper of English Summer Romance
With her unmistakable vintage lens, Anna Potter of Swallows & Damsons curates a bouquet that feels like stepping into an old English poem. Scabiosa, sweet peas, and wisps of flowering herbs come together in soft, faded tones—lush but never loud. Every stem seems to carry a story, every hue a memory. It's a bouquet that leans into the ephemeral beauty of summer, where fragility and nostalgia meet in full bloom.
Little Acre Flowers – From Garden to Vase, Summer in Full Bloom
Little Acre Flowers brings the charm of a backyard harvest into every bouquet. With a sun-drenched mix of zinnias, rudbeckia, dahlias, sunflowers, and echinacea, their summer arrangements overflow with texture, warmth, and natural color. Each bouquet feels like it was gathered during a golden-hour stroll through the garden—unpretentious, joyful, and deeply seasonal. It’s not just a design—it’s a celebration of summer’s honest abundance.
From Fillers to Floral Stars: The New Era of Summer Flowers
For too long, summer flowers lived in the background, used as playful filler or secondary texture. But that’s changing fast. Designers are shifting their perspective, seeing summer blooms not as supporting cast, but as lead characters.
Florists are reaching for celosia, rudbeckia, yarrow, and amaranthus not just to complement, but to compose. These once-overlooked flowers are now defining the shape, rhythm, and soul of the bouquet. And the freedom they offer in terms of color, form, and wildness is breathing new life into floral design itself.
What we’re seeing isn’t just seasonal—it’s a stylistic rebellion. The bouquet is no longer rigid. It’s alive, layered, and proudly imperfect—just like summer.
Summer Flowers Making Waves in the Market
Behind every vibrant summer bouquet are the breeders and growers cultivating the season’s most expressive flowers. From richly textured celosias to delicate clematis, these are the blooms designers are reaching for—and the names helping bring them to life.
- Danziger continues to charm with its Scoop® Scabiosa series, beloved for its playful textures and rich color palette.
- Royal Van Zanten leads with bold celosia varieties like the Act series, adding form and intensity to contemporary designs.
- HilverdaFlorist lights up bouquets with their bright and resilient Sollinea® series, perfect for sun-drenched compositions.
- Marginpar elevates summer bouquets with airy solidago and the trailing elegance of clematis, lending movement and softness to every arrangement.
- Imani Flowers, known for their premium Kenyan-grown cuts, is now embracing farm-crafted summer flower bouquets—as seen in this stunning collaboration with florist Kazi.
From breeders to growers, it’s clear that summer flowers are no longer playing a supporting role. They’re taking center stage—becoming essential players in floral design, with growing regions expanding across Latin America, Africa, and Europe, and breeders worldwide introducing ever more resilient, expressive varieties season after season.
Header image by @Summer Street Flowers
