Farm Your yard!
It may be hard to predict what a bride will want for her wedding day, but is likely to include gorgeous flowers.Barn weddings with rustic materials have been popular for years, but floral designers are seeing a shift in 2019 towards a 1970s bohemian style, and an elegant industrial style.Here are some field reports on what brides are asking for this year.
Pastel blooms have passed their prime.Brides want brighter and bolder flowers with red, orange and jewel tones.Classic and elegant pale pinks, blush, taupe, and off-white flowers are replacing the traditional white blooms.Coppers and silvers are replacing golds.
Brides are opting for large bold flowers in a minimalist design rather than flower-packed arrangements.Protea is a tropical that comes in an array of textures and colors, and makes a statement as a single blossom.Peonies will continue to be popular for weddings because of their soft textural layers and pretty colors;however, peonies have a short window of availability, lending well to the late spring bride.Greenery continues to be popular but care-free pampas grass may be the new alternative.
Statement pieces like floral arches, flower walls and floral chandeliers will reign supreme in 2019."Brides are wanting their weddings to be unique, and a signature flower wall photo backdrop or large flower hanging installation at the reception, are ways they can set their weddings apart from the rest," says Hart.
It may be hard to predict what a bride will want for her wedding day, but is likely to include gorgeous flowers. Barn weddings with rustic materials have been popular for years, but floral designers are seeing a shift in 2019 towards a 1970s bohemian style, and an elegant industrial style. Here are some field reports on what brides are asking for this year.
Pastel blooms have passed their prime. Brides want brighter and bolder flowers with red, orange and jewel tones. Classic and elegant pale pinks, blush, taupe, and off-white flowers are replacing the traditional white blooms. Coppers and silvers are replacing golds.
Brides are opting for large bold flowers in a minimalist design rather than flower-packed arrangements. Protea is a tropical that comes in an array of textures and colors, and makes a statement as a single blossom. Peonies will continue to be popular for weddings because of their soft textural layers and pretty colors; however, peonies have a short window of availability, lending well to the late spring bride. Greenery continues to be popular but care-free pampas grass may be the new alternative.
Statement pieces like floral arches, flower walls and floral chandeliers will reign supreme in 2019. "Brides are wanting their weddings to be unique, and a signature flower wall photo backdrop or large flower hanging installation at the reception, are ways they can set their weddings apart from the rest," says Hart.
