Wedding Flowers Are Here to Make an Impact
As the pandemic hit last year, it forced a shift in many industries, including the wedding industry, and flowers were definitely affected by this as well. The demand went down, many flowers had to be thrown away, and growers, traders, and florists all had to make adjustments to make it through the year. We're not out of the woods yet in 2021 but with a bit more wiggle room, possibilities start blooming again. In whatever form or color, wedding flowers have always been there to make an impact. From romantic bouquets to lush, eye-catching backdrops, flowers are the perfect way to breathe some color and life into someone's special day. Especially in 2021, with generally smaller and more inmate wedding parties and slightly bigger flower budgets, it's time to go all out with spectacular florals in popping colors. With that being said, it's time to talk flowers. Which flowers are we definitely going to see adorn the wedding aisles and tablescapes this year? Continue reading to find out.Gypsophila
Image courtesy Stephanie Price for Peony
Image courtesy Protea
Image courtesy Anthurium
Image courtesy Blushing Bride
Image courtesy Sweet pea
Image courtesy Once Wed
Dahlia
Image courtesy Hydrangea
Image courtesy Martina Skrobot Photography via Sun Palm
Image courtesy Rose
Image courtesy Janne Ford Photography of the Keira (Ausboxer) rose
Calla
Queen Anne’s Lace
Image courtesy Scabiosa
Dark Sabiosa blackberry scoop in a design (and image) by Jennifer Pinder Floral Styling
Lisianthus
Image courtesy Hellebore
A flat lay of a deconstructed bouquet with hellebore - image courtesy Wild Florette
Orchid
Image courtesy I Am Flower
Foliage
Foliage bouquet with Senecio Cineraria, Asparagus Fern, Mimosa, Eucalyptus
