Hottest Trends for 2017 Wedding Flowers
The Look - Woodland Garden
5 years ago, everyone wanted tight, symmetrical arrangements. But now, brides have a desire to bring elements from the natural world into their weddings. Flowing cascading bouquets or asymmetrical bouquets are all the rage. They look like they have just been freshly picked from the garden and have lots of natural texture. To achieve this look, floral designers are using more greenery and natural elements and less flowers
5 years ago, everyone wanted tight, symmetrical arrangements. But now, brides have a desire to bring elements from the natural world into their weddings. Flowing cascading bouquets or asymmetrical bouquets are all the rage. They look like they have just been freshly picked from the garden and have lots of natural texture. To achieve this look, floral designers are using more greenery and natural elements and less flowers
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Some examples of flowers/greenery recommended for this look include seeded eucalyptus, silver dollar eucalyptus, pepperberry, buplerum, peonies, dahlia, garden rose, spray rose, hanging amaranthus, astilbe, anemone, scabiosa, Queen Anne’s lace, lisianthus, and ranunculus.
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Long, rectangular kingstables with natural centerpieces are popular this year. Clean glass vases have been replaced with compotes, satellites, and candelabras in antique finishes, such as mercury glass, vintage glass, brass, and brushed metal.
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Garlands are also very popular this year. They can be draped over arches, chairs, signage, frames or even used as centerpieces.
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At Flowers by Alicia, we specialize in these "fresh from the garden" or "wildflower" style arrangements!
