With many couples choosing outdoor weddings, themes have been dominated by garden style settings. These venues create endless opportunities for flowers to create the quintessential, romantic weddings. Here David Austin Roses creates an English garden wedding featuring the blush pink roses of Constance and Keira. See the David Austin Roses Pictorial
Some brides like to mix it up! Beth O’Reilly AIFD shares a beautiful cascading bridal bouquet in this Oasis Idea trend article. This flower collection is a carefully blended mix of citrus-colored summer blooms. See the article.
This fun bohemian wedding checked all the boxes; eucalyptus, pampas grass, antique flower shades and plants! Junebug Weddings shared this colorful pictorial that will inspire many brides-to-be. With plants still trending high on consumers’ must-have lists be prepared to incorporate plants into wedding décor all year! For some plant ideas see this Hi Miss Puff article 60 Unique Ways to Use Potted Plants in Your Wedding.
When a floral designer gets married, it sure can be show-stopping. Sarah Wahhab from Mulberry and Moss had just that wedding using a classic color combination of blush pink, white and beige! The California wedding was spectacular and the flowers outstanding! But the bride was still the star of the show! See Sarah's wedding in this Style Me Pretty pictorial!
Consumers have never benefited more from the emotional well-being connected to having flowers in their lives than right now! Now is the time to deepen customers’ emotional relationship with flowers. Flowers have the power to bring happiness and security into people’s lives, we just need to remind them of all the emotional benefits of having flowers in their lives. Flower.style shares 10 Ways to Create Emotional Benefits With Flowers