Color Trends For Floral 2021
Oasis University shared Color Trends 2021! Oasis Design Director Sandy Schroeck provides insight into 2021 color trends for all things floral! See the Oasis University Video!
Flower Trends in the News
Trends are the evolution of consumer preferences. Those preferences are driven by individuals’ personal needs and aspirations. Flower trends impact all aspects of a floral purchasing experience. Here we share information advancing the evolution of the trends so that we may be more responsive to the ever-changing desires of consumers.
Traditional & Classic Leads Way
Almost every Flower Trends Forecast published includes a variation of the classic palette of red jewel tones contrasted with leading day neutrals. See Positively Posh from FTF 2018. This romantically themed pictorial from Junebug Weddings shows today’s version showcasing blush garden roses accented with pops of deep burnt burgundy and gray foliages. A garden bouquet style in the classic style and colors of romance. See the Junebug pictorial
Be A Valued Source
It is trendy be a valued source to clients. No matter if the client is wedding, sympathy, event or home dec, think how you can be more valuable to customers. Having ‘go to lists’ for additional resources for clients is a great way to provide value that differentiates you from competitors. The Knot has a great go-to guide for the best wedding songs, might make the perfect freebie for your customers. Be the source. See The Knot's Best Wedding Songs List!
TrendBook Trends 2022
rendBook just released their 2022 textile trends for interior design trends! Trendbook provides a sneak peek into four emerging themes; Cream Comfortable, Greeneries, Luxury and Organic. See the TrendsTV video! Plus don't miss the TrendBook 2022 Color Trends Video!
Dusty Tones Get Bright Accent
Style Me Pretty called this the ‘Ultimate Soring 2021 Wedding Color Palette’. The dusty smokey tones are still the big trend, in this Jana Brown Design Company styled shoot, dusty lavender and mauvy pink lead. The antique yellows that have trended are replaced with a hotter pink accent in the linens to provide a refreshing palette. See the Style Me Pretty pictorial.