Petals with personality
5 wedding floral trends taking center stage this season
By Rachel Bond
Wedding florals are embracing a more natural, artistic feel with designs that prioritize movement, texture and seasonal beauty over perfectly symmetrical arrangements. Couples are gravitating toward airy, garden-inspired bouquets, sculptural installations and thoughtfully placed statement pieces that allow individual blooms to shine rather than relying on oversized, densely packed designs.
Here are the top five floral trends:
1. Moss:
Moss is gaining popularity as a natural element used to add texture and a warm, cottage-core feel.
2. Mono-floral:
Sticking with one type of flower gives any wedding a cohesive and dramatic look.
3. Wearable florals:
Florals are no longer just for the table. Creative, wearable florals are a hit, and rightfully so. This gorgeous element adds an element of whimsy and creativity that will set your wedding apart.
4. Muted and earthy pastels:
These beautiful hues are trending year-round. Whether it’s a cool-toned wedding in the winter or a soft, pastel palette for spring nuptials, these shades bring beauty and charm for a timeless look.
5. Airy designs:
Loose, natural and sculptural designs will give your bridal bouquet the appearance of a piece of art as you walk down the aisle.
Rachel Bond is owner of Pine Hills Floral Designs in Pass Christian. Reach her at rachel@pinehillsfloral.com.
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