Choosing the right flowers for your wedding can be difficult. From hanging flowers, to bridal and bridesmaid bouquets. Uniting a wedding theme with flowers is essential to creating a dream wedding. Often this needs professional consultation. Have a look at some of our ideas for the variety of wedding flower choices, and see if a bespoke flower consultation is for you!
Hanging Flowers – Decorate the Heavens
Too often the rafters and walls of weddings are neglected. An otherwise gorgeous and beautiful venue can look empty or otherwise bare, if hanging flowers aren’t utilised to their fullest.
You can be a great with the kind of flowers you leave hanging around the room. Often, they can be used to hide ugly looking parts of an old church or barn, but even in the most beautiful rooms they have a purpose. Hanging decorations serve as a great contrast piece for the floor or eye level floral arrangements.
For example, say you have a white flower motif for the ground level of your wedding. Then, having white flowers hanging off the walls would only blend into the overall design. They’d pull attention rather than feel like they’re part of the design. Instead, why not consider a colour contrast? White is a relatively plain colour, but pink carnations with green holy leaves behind them would be the perfect solution!
When picking flowers, colour choice is paramount, as much as placement. Too much noise of one colour makes it all blend together. Variety makes a wedding more beautiful.
Flower Arches – The Centrepiece of the Wedding
If hanging flowers are the contrast in a wedding, the flower arch is the centrepiece. It should be the combination of all the themes together in one.
Much like how a wedding is a union of two peoples, the arch represents that. It is what the focus of the guests and entire wedding is upon. All eyes front, even as the married couple’s eyes are on each other.
Perhaps the arch can be the union of the couple’s favourite colours. Red and blue, despite being clashing colours, can be so fantastic together. The right shade of deep red roses and blue forget-me-nots can knit together like a floral spiral of colour. Unite these colours with a neutral, earthy colour like green holly or cream coloured wheat and barley, and you’ll have a perfect style to represent your love.