Bridal flowers
Some flowers are very popular with weddings because of their appearance and symbolism. Calla is often used, freesia is also, rose because it is the flower of love and peonies because of their romantic appearance. In addition, the peony symbolises love, health and happiness. Dried flowers are a relatively new trend - they can also be used magically in a bridal bouquet. Here's a wonderful example in combination with fresh flowers.
Current floral wedding trends
For the current year, well-known floral designers from 2Dezign have put together four trend themes that could set the tone for upcoming weddings. Together with a flower designer each, four themes are presented: Weding in the Mix, Natural Vintage Wedding, Sweet in Peach and Trendy Lilac. We show all four trends as well as inspiring photos in this article.
Flowers for every season
We have put together a bouquet idea for spring, summer, autumn and winter, featuring the most beautiful seasonal flowers of each period. If you plan to marry in the summer, give our summer wedding bouquet a look with its stately calla lilies. If you're saying yes in September, rope in the dahlia as a witness with a beautiful late summer bridal bouquet that matches the season. Brides who prefer to marry in the winter should check out our winter wedding bouquet with white alstroemeria and eucalyptus. And for those who are waiting until next year, we've collected some ideas for a magnificent springtime wedding, including a sparkling bridal bouquet with spring flowers.
MORE INSPIRATION
If you need more romantic inspiration, check out our Pinterest wedding board, or take a look at our Instagram and Facebook pages using the hashtag #funnyhowflowersdothat.
