Wedding flowers are evolving, with couples embracing fresh, modern styles that feel personal and natural. Here are some of the most popular floral trends we’re seeing right now:

Bridal Bouquet Trends

The Airy Bouquet

• Moving away from the full, round look to a more organic, airy style with intentional negative space.
• Each bloom is given “room to shine.”
• Features delicate blooms. Examples: Poppies, Cosmos, Stock, Sweet Peas
• Designs feature movement and varying heights for a natural, effortless feel.

Garden Style

• Looks like you’ve just stepped out into the garden and hand-picked meadow flowers.
• Wildflower-inspired arrangements with trailing greenery and a whimsical vibe.

  

  

Mono-Botanical

• A bold, modern statement using just one type of flower.
• Examples: all tulips, all orchids, or all roses.

  

  

   

Boho Style

• A laid-back yet elevated look featuring sandy, muted tones.
• Pampas grass, dried palms, and preserved elements add texture and dimension.
• Designs often incorporate layers of soft neutrals and earthy tones with hints of rust, blush, or toffee for depth.
• Perfect for desert, rustic, or outdoor weddings with a natural and relaxed vibe.

  

  

Micro-Wedding Bouquets

• Perfect for today’s more intimate celebrations.
• Couples are investing in luxe flowers while keeping bouquets the right size for a smaller-scale event.
• Not oversized—just right for the moment.

  

  

Flower Crowns

• A stunning alternative to a traditional veil for the bride.
• Coordinated crowns for bridesmaids.
• Especially sweet for the flower girl.
• Even your pup can join the celebration with a floral dog collar.

  

  

 Pocket Square Florals

• A stylish update to the traditional boutonniere.
• Small pocket square arrangements that coordinate with the bride’s flowers.

  

Grounded Ceremony Arches

• Moving away from overhead arches.
• Side arches and grounded florals frame the couple beautifully.
• Ceremony arrangements and aisle flowers that sit on the floor create a lush, modern look.

  

  

  

  

Final Thought

From airy bouquets to grounded arches, today’s floral trends celebrate natural beauty, movement, and personal expression. Whether you’re planning a large wedding or an intimate micro-ceremony, these styles bring freshness and romance to every celebration.