Winter weddings are embracing bright and bold florals, moving away from traditional winter themes. This year, expect to see monochromatic and mono-botanical bouquets, floral blocking with unique flower choices for each bridesmaid, and the incorporation of seasonal greenery and rich, deep-colored blooms. Minimalist arrangements with earthy textures and even fruits are also trending.
ho says spring weddings get to have all the floral fun? We talked to a half-dozen florists for insights intoBright and bold florals have been the name of the game for 2024 weddings—why should winter be any different? “Winter is long and cold and pops of colour will brighten dark days and nights,” says Genevieve Blondin, owner ofGo au naturel.
“We are seeing a trend toward more monochromatic and mono-botanical bouquets,” says Blondin.I’m leaning toward monochromatic statements with metallic silver or gold, or even black. I’m also seeing a lot more painted florals,” notes Kerstyn Tottenham, co-owner of Floral blocking—creating bridesmaid bouquets with just one type of flower, using a different flower for each bridesmaid—is the trend you’ll be seeing in ceremonies all season long. Here’s what you need to know.“Floral blocking is an oldie but a goodie that’s making a comeback. It was a short-lived trend, but I think it deserves its moment to shine again,” says Tottenham.
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