Tired of the common traditions surrounding wedding flowers and bouquets? We’ve compiled a list of alternative wedding flower trends that’ll see your creativity blossom.
Gothic colours
Who says a wedding has to be all pinks, whites, and yellows? Create gothic romance and charm with a dark coloured flower theme. As these are usually considered warm colours, gothic bouquets are perfect additions to winter weddings.
Hanging flowers
Complete your ceremony or reception venue with a hanging flower centre piece. These are simple yet stunning, and are sure to add something special to your theme — no matter what it is.
Floral altar
Exchange vows beneath a simplistic yet beautiful flower altar. These make for fantastic photography, and are the ideal statement piece for a minimalistic wedding ceremony.
Faux flowers
Want your bouquet to as long as your marriage? Faux flowers and bouquets are becoming a hit trend among brides wanting to create keepsake items of their wedding flora.
Flower walls
Fantastic for wedding photography, flower walls are a hit among boho brides. These inject understated beauty to your ceremony and reception, and are guaranteed to impress your guests.
Brooch bouquets
Looking for something a little different? Brooch bouquets are popular among DIY and alternative brides. Not only can you make it yourself (or allow Brooch Bouquets by Gaby to help), but these bouquets become lifelong keepsake items after the wedding itself is said and done.
Creative bouquets
Get your creative senses tingling with a statement bouquet that’ll have everyone talking. Combining romance with industrial minimalism, these ‘caged bouquets’ add something truly alternative and special to the common traditional bouquet.
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