Foliage only:

Some brides are opting to do very simple colour palettes for their bouquet, opting for just foliage and keeping their colour to the styling or bridesmaids outfits.

Gold blooms:

Spraying flowers and leaves gold is one way to give your bouquet a bit of extra oomph!

Burgundy and soft pinks:

Particularly dahlias and other voluminous blooms!

Dried flowers and grasses:

Think billy buttons, cotton flower, ornamental grasses, wheat stalks, dried babys breath. Sometimes even dyed!

Living coral:

Pantone’s colour of the year is sure to make a splash in 2019. A popular colour to use, particularly with tropical blooms like anthuriums, which are picking up in popularity, and classic wedding flowers like peonies and roses.

About the style, the majority love the trendy style of bouquet at the moment, which is a free/ boho style. I have been told many time that I love the informal style and like that the flowers go every direction when I hold in my hand” – Frida, Florisian Floral Design