Wedding Bouquet 2019: Trends That Will Surprise You!

Wed­ding bou­quets in 2019, what will they be? As always, from flow­ers and green­ery! And yet, under the influ­ence of fresh trends in design, decor and wed­ding fash­ion, their own spe­cial trends in floristry are born. These trends are absolute­ly oppo­site in places, so the main fash­ion expert is you, like a bride. Choose a flower arrange­ment that is clos­er to your wed­ding con­cept, wed­ding style and col­or palette. Below we will show the most cur­rent ideas for a bridal bou­quet 2019!

Alternative basis

If you believe the lead­ing florists in Europe, we will move away from the tra­di­tion­al bou­quets of white ros­es or white peony. If you are attract­ed to some­thing unique, like freesia and lilies of the val­ley, as the basis of your wed­ding flower acces­so­ry, then know that you are on the fash­ion wave! Using unex­pect­ed and rar­er types of flow­ers, you can cre­ate an absolute­ly clas­sic bridal bou­quet, but at the same time, it will look spec­tac­u­lar and fresh.

Elements boho style

Style Boho very firm­ly entrenched in the wed­ding field, he dai­ly replen­ish­es the ranks of his fans with both very young, roman­tic cou­ples, and seri­ous, already estab­lished peo­ple who appre­ci­ate style and indi­vid­u­al­i­ty. aes­thet­ics boho for wed­ding bou­quets in 2019, no one is going to can­cel! We will con­tin­ue to admire the abun­dance of green­ery, foliage, decor of feath­ers, branch­es, reeds and spikelets.

Bouquet with one central flower

Do you have a favorite flower? Would you like to make it an accent in your bridal bou­quet? No prob­lem! It will not only look indi­vid­ual and bright, it will also fash­ion­able. One bright peony or del­i­cate mag­no­lia framed by green­ery or airy astilbe cre­ates a stun­ning con­trast!

Minimalism

cen­tral trend, which we pre­dict for 2019 is min­i­mal­ism. The lacon­ic style looks ele­gant and expen­sive. A bou­quet of sev­er­al iden­ti­cal flow­ers is no longer bor­ing!

Flower in a single copy

Whether you’re show­ing a love of min­i­mal­ism this way, or you’re on a tight bud­get for a wed­ding, or you want to stand out on your big day, a sin­gle flower bou­quet is the per­fect bridal bou­quet. Suit­able for any wed­ding look, from rus­tic to clas­sic, just take the trou­ble to find the right flower for your wed­ding theme and style. In extreme cas­es, the idea of ​​​​such a bou­quet will suit your brides­maids: unusu­al and eco­nom­i­cal!

When choos­ing a flower, con­sid­er a few points. First of all, it must be large enough to be clear­ly vis­i­ble in the pho­to. Sec­ond­ly, think about what effect you want to get: con­trast or con­so­nance? Accord­ing­ly, choose the shade of the flower: either it is a snow-white lily against the back­ground of a dress of col­or ivory, or hot pink peony or sun­ny sun­flower. A sin­gle white peony or rose is a time­less clas­sic and looks great with any wed­ding dress. But why not allow your­self some col­or?

Bouquets of greenery

Lush bou­quets from foliage alone remain pop­u­lar. Cas­cades of green­ery, their nat­ur­al appear­ance, not only cor­re­spond to the cur­rent con­cept Green­ery, but also ade­quate­ly replace flower arrange­ments for new­ly­weds, whose bud­get is lim­it­ed. Tra­di­tion­al fern and robelins can replace long-leaved euca­lyp­tus and jas­mine vine. And of course, Her Majesty Mon­ster!

In fact, com­po­si­tions with­out flow­ers can be absolute­ly gor­geous, not to men­tion that such a choice will be a loud and orig­i­nal state­ment.

Asymmetry

The days of beau­ti­ful­ly domed and sweet bou­quets are over. The newest trend in the bridal bou­quet is to be wild, wild and free. Mix­ing and match­ing com­plete­ly dif­fer­ent col­ors, bright foliage and wild branch­es cre­ates an incred­i­ble effect, per­fect for a styl­ish and dar­ing mod­ern bride.

Gypsophila

The breath of a child, as they call it gyp­sophi­la, is con­sid­ered to be a sec­ondary flower — a filler or dec­o­ra­tion of a lux­u­ri­ous bou­quet. But a new trend is to make these airy cute flow­ers the cen­ter of atten­tion. Such bou­quets look so won­der­ful at a rus­tic sum­mer wed­ding, on eco wed­dingat a pho­to shoot in nature.

astilba

Like gyp­sophi­la, astil­ba has always played a sup­port­ing role in bou­quets, but is grad­u­al­ly turn­ing into an inde­pen­dent play­er. And how beau­ti­ful and gen­tle she looks! more orig­i­nal than gyp­sophi­labut it’s like that as suc­cinct­ly and nat­u­ral­ly. This is like a new lev­el of fash­ion for wild­flower bou­quets, afford­able and cute.

Cotton

Cot­ton by no means a clas­sic choice for wed­ding bou­quets, but this is what makes it so pop­u­lar and desir­able among extra­or­di­nary girls. In tan­dem with bright col­ors and del­i­cate pas­tel shades, cot­ton cre­ates a con­trast and impress­es with its fluffy tex­ture! Style and unique­ness is about cot­ton in a wed­ding bou­quet. And for a win­ter or spring wed­ding, such a choice is great, in our opin­ion!

Succulents

A cac­tus wed­ding bou­quet? No, not a joke at all! Suc­cu­lents are charm­ing, unusu­al, com­plex. You can admire them for hours, their unusu­al appear­ance fits per­fect­ly into most of the cur­rent wed­ding styles, they will not fade by the end of the evening and will make your rel­a­tives from the out­back open your mouth in sur­prise. Favorites, no doubt.

Waterfall

While cas­cad­ing bou­quets usu­al­ly fall in one par­tic­u­lar direc­tion (down, nat­u­ral­ly), “falling bou­quets” are cas­cad­ing bou­quets in zero grav­i­ty. Green­ery escap­ing here or there from the over­all com­po­si­tion can fall as it pleas­es: to the left, to the right, from side to side. Free fall is a spe­cial touch in flower arrange­ments of 2019.

long stems

You have def­i­nite­ly wit­nessed how a florist cuts long stems of flow­ers more than once. This makes the bou­quet more con­ve­nient and com­pact, and all the com­po­nents of the com­po­si­tion are on the same lev­el. But in 2019, it is not fash­ion­able to strive for uni­ver­sal­i­ty! Gath­er flow­ers with long stems, very long stems, and tie them togeth­er with just rib­bon or twine. think of a bou­quet from ros­es and feces, and no more unnec­es­sary details — empha­sis on the length of the stems! Does­n’t this look chic?

oversize

And the most impres­sive trend of 2019: a huge wed­ding bou­quet! Yes, this is a beau­ti­ful, but heavy bur­den for the frag­ile hands of the bride (or her beloved friend). But the effect is mag­i­cal! Huge bou­quets look incom­pa­ra­ble at wed­dings in style Boho and Mod­ern, for a trop­i­cal wed­ding is also a rel­e­vant option. An abun­dance of flow­ers or an abun­dance of green­ery, you decide! Choose over­size — be in style.

Coral

Of course, the col­or of 2019 will not go unno­ticed by florists. Coral peonies, car­na­tions, ros­es, pop­pies promise to dec­o­rate wed­ding arch­es, ban­quet tables, and brides’ acces­sories in the spring-sum­mer sea­son. A coral bridal bou­quet is the final and per­haps the hottest trend of the com­ing 2019!