Get ready for an explosion of color, mid-century modern design, and quirky style in this Palm Springs meets Wes Anderson wedding at The 1875 Hotel.
A Myrtle Beach oceanside wedding featuring bright coral bridesmaids dresses and tropical bouquets filled with protea and orchids.
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We know planning a wedding can be stressful, but we are here to make your florals easy. You have the silver lining at the end of planning that you and the love of your life will be married. But how to make that happen between now and then is no small task, no matter the size of the wedding. I connected with our FiftyFlowers team to comprise a time-saving list of everything you need to know about centerpieces. If you’re in the early stages of planning, this blog is going to help you discover what exact centerpieces you will need to create for your wedding. Are you excited to learn more? It’s ok if you start jumping up and down now. Keep scrolling to read about the various types, styles, moods, and trends for wedding centerpieces! Containers: When you’re thinking about how to design your wedding reception, your table centerpieces are going to be the first thing you need to think of. And there are so many options! I’ve outlined a list below to help prevent decision fatigue. Chose your centerpiece based on the size of your reception table. If your table is long, consider a garland down the center with flowers placed inside the garland. If your reception is in a space with large ceilings, use a structural element to heighten the arrangement. Here is a comprehensive list of the various types of centerpiece containers to help you decide what is best for you. Cube, bubble bowl Low and long Bud vase Tall vase Cylinder Rectangle BIG vase Urn Basket Geometric Hatbox Flat lay or Garland Wreath Floating Candelabra Chandelier Bucket Leaf wrapped Embroidery hoop or geometric piece Holly Chappel Hanging stems Beer and growler bottles Styles: Wedding centerpieces come in as many styles as there are grains of sand on the beach. So while you can design your pieces in any number of ways, here’s a list of the most common styles to help give you a foundation. Compact Loose and wild (whimsical) Mono-flowers (for example, all roses) Minimalist (think of budvases) Modern Luxury Abstract Shapes (examples: heart, S, moon) Holiday Entryway Freestanding Moods: The mood of your centerpiece coordinates with the colors of your palette. It’s all about giving your wedding that perfect vibe. Making this a cohesive theme throughout your entire wedding decor will give the event a connected feeling that all your guests will sense. Here are a couple of moods to think about and their coordinating color palettes. Boho Garden Vintage Tropical Dark Feminine Rustic Organic Elegant Wildflower Additions: Finally, your centerpieces don’t have to include just flowers. Think about what non-floral elements you can add to give your wedding centerpieces a touch of your own flair! Many of these additions can be keepsakes for your guests, like air plants or succulents. Our pros suggest giving away your bouquets at the end of the night to cut down on breakdown time once your wedding has come to a close. This prevents still blooming flowers from going to the dumpster and gives your guests something to brighten up their own home once the festivities are done. Fruit Feathers Plants, succulents, air plants Dried products Ribbons, burlap Momentos Jewels Sticks Keepsakes for guests See more: 8-Step DIY Wedding Flower Guide 5+ Mistakes To Never Make With Your Wedding Flowers 13 DIY Wedding Centerpieces Your Budget Will Love Photos courtesy of FiftyFlowers
Get inspired by this real rustic white barn wedding filled with hydrangeas and eucalyptus in Richmond, Virginia.
These 21 unique, lapel-worthy boutonnieres will inspire your groom and his guys. They might even make you want to wear one yourself.
Bernie and Kendall's destination wedding took us all the way to the Dominican Republic, full of breezes, beautiful beaches and palm trees. A stunning beachy color palette of sea glass teal, gray, green and blue was evident from beginning to end.
It might not _feel_ like fall just yet, but after five seconds with this Georgia "I do," a mug of cider was calling. my. name. Factor in all the autumn-inspired florals from Twigs, Leaves & Flowers
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I'm loving the current tropical leaf trend, aren't you? From clothing patterns (I have a pair of tropical print camouflage pants that I adore) to patterns for parties, the home and beyond, it's such a fresh and inspiring take on greenery that veers a little away from the paired-back Kinfolk lifestyl
Baby's breath, also known as Gypsophila, is beautiful and delicate flower and have been popular long times. When it comes to wedding bouquet, baby's breath makes a beautiful combination into wedding bouquets. Baby's breath Wedding Bouquet greats combine with roses and hydrangea.
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Danielle and Tyler filled their bright and cheerful wedding day at Mayfair Farm with laughter, originality, and vibrant love!
As a Leesburg VA wedding venue, 48 Fields farm is a tranquil estate located in the heart of Northern Virginia wine country.
I’m so happy to finally share these images, as seen on the front page of Style Me Pretty , Here is a little about what inspired us.
Help your florist and bridal party, keep things straight, with these free printable bouquet and boutonniere tags! That way you will all know whose is whose!
It's that time of year again! Time for proms and weddings galore! Today I am sharing with you how to make a boutonniere for that special guy for prom or a wedding day.
Swoon-worthy wedding dress inspiration. Trends, styles, celebrity dresses and gowns you get can for less. And of course, beautiful real weddings to drool over.
There are so many creative boutonniere ideas out there, including several flower alternatives. Here are 25 Rustic
