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New and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017
Whether you're a blushing bride, a begrudging bridesmaid or a gregarious wedding guest, you'll fall head over heels in love with these beautiful flower trends. From classic colour pairings with major staying power, to oh-so-hot-right-now flower crowns, these are the floral trends you can look forward to seeing this wedding season.
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Gorgeous Garden Parties
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Wedding planners and stylists are relying more and more on the transformative power of plants and flowers to dress up tents and empty ballrooms. With ivy and flowers wrapped around support poles, and draped across the ceiling of this tent, this space feels like a lush, gorgeous garden, perfect for a colourful afternoon wedding.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Gorgeous Garden Parties
PHOTO 1 of 18READ LESS -Wedding planners and stylists are relying more and more on the transformative power of plants and flowers to dress up tents and empty ballrooms. With ivy and flowers wrapped around support poles, and draped across the ceiling of this tent, this space feels like a lush, gorgeous garden, perfect for a colourful afternoon wedding.Photo Credit: Getty ImagesSource: www.gettyimages.ca
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Mini Bridal Bouquets
2/18Mini Bridal Bouquets
2/18Photo Credit: Sweet Ice Cream PhotographySource: unsplash.com
For the "no muss, no fuss" bride, mini bouquets are picking up steam. These sweet little assortments add a touch of colour and texture, without weighing the bride down. A bundle of Peonies (shown above) or a cluster of Ranunculus are perfect as small, standalone mini bouquets.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Mini Bridal Bouquets
PHOTO 2 of 18READ LESS -For the "no muss, no fuss" bride, mini bouquets are picking up steam. These sweet little assortments add a touch of colour and texture, without weighing the bride down. A bundle of Peonies (shown above) or a cluster of Ranunculus are perfect as small, standalone mini bouquets.Photo Credit: Sweet Ice Cream PhotographySource: unsplash.com
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Mini Bridal Bouquets
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This elegant bride opted for a petite arrangement of Sweet Peas wrapped in Sprigs of Leather Fern. The look is relaxed and elegant, totally befitting the bride's sexy, vintage-inspired gown.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Mini Bridal Bouquets
PHOTO 3 of 18READ LESS -This elegant bride opted for a petite arrangement of Sweet Peas wrapped in Sprigs of Leather Fern. The look is relaxed and elegant, totally befitting the bride's sexy, vintage-inspired gown.Photo Credit: Sweet Ice Cream PhotographySource: unsplash.com
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Rich and Moody Colour Combos
4/18Rich and Moody Colour Combos
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White and soft pink are timeless summer wedding colours, but with Canadian winters lasting as long as they do, many brides opt for romantic winter weddings, with colours to match! Deep magenta with touches of orange and pink are perfect from fall onward, and look beautiful with rustic wood tables and soft candlelight.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Rich and Moody Colour Combos
PHOTO 4 of 18READ LESS -White and soft pink are timeless summer wedding colours, but with Canadian winters lasting as long as they do, many brides opt for romantic winter weddings, with colours to match! Deep magenta with touches of orange and pink are perfect from fall onward, and look beautiful with rustic wood tables and soft candlelight.Photo Credit: Unsplash.comSource: unsplash.com
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Flower Crowns
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This trend may have taken root at Coachella, but it's flourished as an <em>au courant</em> wedding look. Flower crowns can be worn in a variety of ways, low across the forehead, or higher like a halo. They can be crafted with large, leafy blooms, or as dainty flower chains. If you're considering this look for your wedding, give yourself a colour test to see which shades will look best against your skin tone, and consider what floral scents you want wafting around you throughout the day.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Flower Crowns
PHOTO 5 of 18READ LESS -This trend may have taken root at Coachella, but it's flourished as an <em>au courant</em> wedding look. Flower crowns can be worn in a variety of ways, low across the forehead, or higher like a halo. They can be crafted with large, leafy blooms, or as dainty flower chains. If you're considering this look for your wedding, give yourself a colour test to see which shades will look best against your skin tone, and consider what floral scents you want wafting around you throughout the day.Photo Credit: Getty Images
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Long Ribbons Tied Around Bouquets
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6/18Photo Credit: Tracey Trang NguyenSource: www.snapfulphotography.com
Hoping to add even more romance to your bridal look? More and more florists are crafting bouquets with a trail of long dancing ribbons. It's the perfect way to add a little something blue!WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Long Ribbons Tied Around Bouquets
PHOTO 6 of 18READ LESS -Hoping to add even more romance to your bridal look? More and more florists are crafting bouquets with a trail of long dancing ribbons. It's the perfect way to add a little something blue!Photo Credit: Tracey Trang NguyenSource: www.snapfulphotography.com
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Naked Wedding Cakes
7/18Naked Wedding Cakes
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As naked wedding cakes grew in popularity, so too did the idea of dressing them up a bit with clusters of fresh berries, big blooms and greens. With an arrangement of Peonies, Baby's Breath and Succulents, this tiered wedding cake is as sweet as can be.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Naked Wedding Cakes
PHOTO 7 of 18READ LESS -As naked wedding cakes grew in popularity, so too did the idea of dressing them up a bit with clusters of fresh berries, big blooms and greens. With an arrangement of Peonies, Baby's Breath and Succulents, this tiered wedding cake is as sweet as can be.Photo Credit: Getty ImagesSource: www.gettyimages.ca
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Dessert Tables
8/18Dessert Tables
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Serving tables are becoming more and more elaborate, with unique furniture brought in for the big day, and stunning arrangements to accompany sweets and coffee. We love how this vintage harvest table is fully utilized with daisies and white roses peeking out from the drawer.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Dessert Tables
PHOTO 8 of 18READ LESS -Serving tables are becoming more and more elaborate, with unique furniture brought in for the big day, and stunning arrangements to accompany sweets and coffee. We love how this vintage harvest table is fully utilized with daisies and white roses peeking out from the drawer.Photo Credit: Ana Paula LimaSource: www.pexels.com
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Wildflower Bouquets
9/18Wildflower Bouquets
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We love how these luxe white Peonies are taken down a notch with the addition of wild Daisies. Wildflower bouquets are sweet and simple (and usually quite cost friendly!). While some will be made entirely of wildflowers, others mix pricey blooms with down-to-earth fillers. Either way, the look is hippie-meets-happily-ever-after.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Wildflower Bouquets
PHOTO 9 of 18READ LESS -We love how these luxe white Peonies are taken down a notch with the addition of wild Daisies. Wildflower bouquets are sweet and simple (and usually quite cost friendly!). While some will be made entirely of wildflowers, others mix pricey blooms with down-to-earth fillers. Either way, the look is hippie-meets-happily-ever-after.Photo Credit: SnapwireSource: www.pexels.com
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Informal Flower Arrangements
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The casual elegance of wildflowers has made its way to tablescapes too! These lovely, loose Dahlias in a dusty shade of lilac look so regal in a tall vase.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Informal Flower Arrangements
PHOTO 10 of 18READ LESS -The casual elegance of wildflowers has made its way to tablescapes too! These lovely, loose Dahlias in a dusty shade of lilac look so regal in a tall vase.Photo Credit: Getty ImagesSource: www.gettyimages.ca
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Foraged Table Decor
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DIY brides are going above and beyond to bring a touch of the outdoors to their tablescapes. It's a wonderful way to reflect the season or location, and give each setting a personalized touch.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Foraged Table Decor
PHOTO 11 of 18READ LESS -DIY brides are going above and beyond to bring a touch of the outdoors to their tablescapes. It's a wonderful way to reflect the season or location, and give each setting a personalized touch.Photo Credit: PexelsSource: www.pexels.com
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Leaves for Menus and Signage
12/18Leaves for Menus and Signage
12/18Photo Credit: Tracey Trang NguyenSource: www.snapfulphotography.com
Some brides and grooms are even taking it one step further and using large, bright leaves for menus or table signage! Thumbs up for the calligrapher who crafted these beauties. It adds even more colour and life to a table setting.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Leaves for Menus and Signage
PHOTO 12 of 18READ LESS -Some brides and grooms are even taking it one step further and using large, bright leaves for menus or table signage! Thumbs up for the calligrapher who crafted these beauties. It adds even more colour and life to a table setting.Photo Credit: Tracey Trang NguyenSource: www.snapfulphotography.com
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Wood Chargers
13/18Wood Chargers
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The popular trend of raw wood edge tables has transcended the design industry and made its way to weddings. Couples looking to add a rustic touch to their big day opt for wood chargers with raw edges, or carved table numbers. The options are endless!WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Wood Chargers
PHOTO 13 of 18READ LESS -The popular trend of raw wood edge tables has transcended the design industry and made its way to weddings. Couples looking to add a rustic touch to their big day opt for wood chargers with raw edges, or carved table numbers. The options are endless!Photo Credit: Getty ImagesSource: www.gettyimages.ca
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A Basket Full of Blooms
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14/18For a casual country wedding, baskets are the perfect vessel for aisle marker arrangements. (Bonus: no shattered vases as guests make their way to their seats, and inevitably knock at least one over!)WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017A Basket Full of Blooms
PHOTO 14 of 18READ LESS -For a casual country wedding, baskets are the perfect vessel for aisle marker arrangements. (Bonus: no shattered vases as guests make their way to their seats, and inevitably knock at least one over!) -
Unexpected Filler Flowers
15/18Unexpected Filler Flowers
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As we move away (far, far away) from the '90s trend of perfectly circular "bobble head" bouquets, brides are embracing options in relaxed shapes, with a mix of unexpected accents, like spiky succulents or eye-catching Pincushion Protea.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Unexpected Filler Flowers
PHOTO 15 of 18READ LESS -As we move away (far, far away) from the '90s trend of perfectly circular "bobble head" bouquets, brides are embracing options in relaxed shapes, with a mix of unexpected accents, like spiky succulents or eye-catching Pincushion Protea.Photo Credit: UnsplashSource: unsplash.com
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All Eyes on the Altar
16/18All Eyes on the Altar
16/18Photo Credit: Tracey Trang NguyenSource: www.snapfulphotography.com
Whether you're dressing an altar, chuppah or any type of matrimonial canopy for that matter, current trends veer towards an asymmetrical style, with flowers and greens draping loosely along one side. This gorgeous version is paired with a gauzy curtain, for a look that's dreamy and romantic.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017All Eyes on the Altar
PHOTO 16 of 18READ LESS -Whether you're dressing an altar, chuppah or any type of matrimonial canopy for that matter, current trends veer towards an asymmetrical style, with flowers and greens draping loosely along one side. This gorgeous version is paired with a gauzy curtain, for a look that's dreamy and romantic.Photo Credit: Tracey Trang NguyenSource: www.snapfulphotography.com
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King's Table Garlands
17/18King's Table Garlands
17/18Photo Credit: PexelsSource: www.pexels.com
With visions of dinners in Tuscany under the stars, couples are requesting king's tables, with long and lush green garlands running down the centre. With candles mingling in between the greens, the setting will feel like an romantic outdoor dinner party (even if you're trapped in a banquet hall with four people).WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017King's Table Garlands
PHOTO 17 of 18READ LESS -With visions of dinners in Tuscany under the stars, couples are requesting king's tables, with long and lush green garlands running down the centre. With candles mingling in between the greens, the setting will feel like an romantic outdoor dinner party (even if you're trapped in a banquet hall with four people).Photo Credit: PexelsSource: www.pexels.com
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Bright and Beautiful Combinations
18/18Bright and Beautiful Combinations
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All-white wedding bouquets are a classic tradition, but there's something about a bright punch of colour, especially for a late summer wedding, that always pleases the eye. Consider bringing in colourful drinkware and table accents to pull it all together. We love how the vibrant blue wine glasses pair with the bubble gum pink hydrangeas.WeddingsNew and Unique Wedding Flower Trends for 2017Bright and Beautiful Combinations
PHOTO 18 of 18READ LESS -All-white wedding bouquets are a classic tradition, but there's something about a bright punch of colour, especially for a late summer wedding, that always pleases the eye. Consider bringing in colourful drinkware and table accents to pull it all together. We love how the vibrant blue wine glasses pair with the bubble gum pink hydrangeas.Photo Credit: PexelsSource: www.pexels.com
