There’s literally no wedding without flowers or greenery, florals are perhaps the main wedding decor, the thing that creates an ambience and exposes your style. If you are getting married this year and are looking for some edgy florals to rock, we’ve gathered them for you – here are 2023 top floral trends, consider something for your own wedding.
Colors
All White Wedding Florals
The growing trend of all-white bouquets which started in 2022 will continue into next. Chic, elegant and modern, you can’t go wrong if you choose to follow this trend for your wedding bouquet.
A lush white peony wedding bouquet with greenery is a great idea for a summer bride.
A cascading white orchid wedding bouquet is a refined and timeless idea for an exquisite bride.
A white wedding bouquet of smaller and larger blooms and much greneery for a textural touch.
A white peony and anemone wedding bouquet with a twine wrap is a stylish idea with a touch of whimsy.
A beautiful and breezy white wedding bouquet of anemones, peonies, thistles and greenery of various kinds.
A beautiful baby's breath and lunaria wedding bouquet for an airy feel and a unique look.
A dimensional white wedding bouquet with a cascading part and greenery for a chic and romantic look.
A jaw-dropping white wedding bouquet that includes peony roses, orchids, roses, callas and dried white leaves.
A cascading white wedding bouquet composed of ranunculus and orchids looks very sophisticated.
A modern white wedding bouquet with no greenery will match a modern or minimalist bridal look.
Barbiecore Bouquets
At the complete opposite end of the all-white trend is Barbiecore. It’s a trend that has already filtered into fashion, interiors and beauty so unsurprisingly it’s having an influence on florals too. Think bright, vibrant pinks as opposed to traditional blush tones. It’s not a trend for the fainthearted but if its good enough for Barbie it’s good enough for us!
A fantastic ombre pink wedding bouquet of roses and garden roses plus greenery and blush ribbon is gorgeous.
A beautiful pink wedding bouquet composed of pink peonies and fuchsia bougainvillea plus greenery.
A lush fuchsia and blush wedding bouquet with plenty of dimension, greenery and blush ribbon is wow.
A vibrant wedding bouquet with pink and fuchsia and red blooms and berry-hued ribbons is amazing for a bold wedding.
A bold wedding bouquet of pink peonies and ranunculus, neutral peony roses and red anemones and some greenery.
A lovely blush and hot pink wedding bouquet with greenery and long green ribbon hanging down is ideal for a Valentine wedding.
A bright wedding bouquet of pink, hot pink and fuchsia blooms, greenery and striped ribbons is a fantastic solution.
A jaw-dropping pink wedding bouquet of fuchsia, red and blush and white blooms and light pink dried leaves, blush ribbon.
A beautiful all-pink wedding bouquet with light, hot pink blooms, burgundy and blush ones to create a unique monochromatic look.
A bright wedding bouquet with neutral roses and anemones, pink roses and peonies, greenery and black ribbon.
Bold Color Palettes
If this year’s trending wedding colors are any indication, pink, green and regal jewel tones (like ruby, dark turquoise and emerald) are just some of the floral hues on our radar. A final perk you have when opting for a bold color palette: more variety with your wedding flowers. When you’re not limiting your florist to just white or soft pink, it opens the door to dozens of other flowers and accents they can include, which helps them flex their creative muscles and push the boundaries.
A classic red rose long stem wedding bouquet with leaves is always a good idea, it will add a bit of color and it never goes out of style.
A colorful tropical wedding arch with hot pink, light pink, rust, yellow and orange blooms and monstera leaves is a gorgeous decor idea.
A super bold and colorful floral wedding altar of red, orange, purple, blue and pink blooms, pampas grass and greenery for a statement.
A bold wedding bouquet with yellow, burgundy, purple blooms, greenery, astilbe and purple ribbons is fun.
Bright wedding banister decor with pink, orange, yellow and blue flowers plus pink fronds is jaw-dropping.
A bold wedding bouquet with pink, red, burgundy, purple and blue blooms, foliage and amaranthus is amazing for the fall.
A bold wedding bouquet with red, orange, yellow, blue, purple blooms and greenery is fantastic for a summer wedding.
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A colorful floral wedding installation of red, pink, purple and orange blooms, greenery and bulbs hanging down.
A super bright wedding centerpiece with greenery, colorful tulips, various bright spring blooms for a spring wedding.
Scales
Grand Arrangements
Although the trend for bridal bouquets is to go smaller, when it comes to the floral arrangements elsewhere on the big day the prediction is the bigger the better. Sweeping floor arrangements, will peak in 2023, along with dramatic arrangements of different heights and vessels on tables, creating interest to the eye. If you like the idea of a grand floral installation but don’t have the Kardashian budget opt for just one flower cloud or floral arch. Exactly how dramatic you can go with your floral installations will depend on your wedding venue, including the existing structures and what is or isn’t permitted in terms of decorating.
A super lush and bold floral wedding arch with blooming branches and flowers of all shades possible and with greenery.
A bold exquisite cascading wedding bouquet of pink, burgundy blooms, greenery, dark foliage, artichokes and bulbs going down for a fall wedding.
A lush greenery and floral overhead wedding decoration creates a strong wow effect.
A jaw-dropping wedding installation with dried herbs and white and blush blooms for a beautiful fall wedding.
Keep your reception clutter-free creating such lush greenery and pink bloom installations over the tables.
A fab oversized wedding bouquet of peachy and rust-colored blooms, greenery, white fillers and various foliage for the fall.
A gorgeous wedding corridor decorated with hanging purple delphinium looks very chic and bold and welcomes to take pics here.
A sophisticated wedding reception space with greenery and purple delphinium hanging over the tables and purple blooms and greenery on them.
An ombre floral staircase from white to lavender and light pink and then to purple is a bold and catchy decor idea.
A warm-colored rust wedding bouquet with white blooms, dried touches and greenery for a desert boho bride.
Petite Wedding Bouquets
Oversized, greenery filled wedding bouquets have become somewhat of the norm these days, especially for couples getting married in garden settings or hoping to achieve the whimsical, farm-to-table look with their wedding flowers. But in 2023, the trend will shift toward smaller, more effortless bouquets—possibly inspired by the spike in microweddings and informal elopements. Petite wedding bouquets with single-flower blooms are making their way into the wedding scene. A small posy of white flowers is always classic, but you can incorporate other colors if they complement your wedding decor. Just be sure to keep simplicity in mind: limit the bouquet to just a couple of colors and flower types, and downsize the arrangement so that it’s easily carried in one hand.
A beautiful small wedding bouquet of pink and white astilbe and greenery with a white ribbon wrap is amazing.
A delicate and chic wedding bouquet composed of Claire de Lune peonies, coral peonies, and white daisies.
A delicate small wedding bouquet of white peonies, anemones, thistles, greenery and privet berries will be a nice solution for a spring or summer bride.
A small and cool wedding bouquet of blush peonies, lavender, bunny tails and greenery is a catchy idea for a spring or summer bride.
A tiny and lovely lily of the valley wedding bouquet is a classic and cool idea for a bride in spring or summer.
A small white rose wedding bouquet with foliage and white ribbon is a chic and lovely idea for any bride.
A tiny wedding bouquet with white and blush blooms, greenery and waxflower is great for spring and summer.
A small wedding bouquet with white anemones and white and pink ranunculus and greenery for a spring or summer bride.
A small and chic wedding bouquet with white, peachy, pink and burgundy blooms is an elegant idea.
A tiny and pretty wedding bouquet composed of grasses, dried allium and leaves plus blush ribbon is jaw-dropping.
Other Trends
Think Green
Greenery bouquets have been around for a few years now and it’s a trend that’s not going anywhere thanks to the demand for budget-conscious yet stylish solutions. Using a whole lot of greenery and foliage is an inexpensive way to create an impactful and stylish bouquet. Talk to your chosen florist for their recommendations on which greenery will be best.
A casual greenery wedding bouquet of eucalyptus and some blooming branches looks very chic.
A lush summer wedding bouquet with lots of greenery, small pink blooms and feathers is a bold idea.
A lush textural and cascading wedding bouquet with pale greenery, ferns, foliage and other stuff.
A textural forest greenery wedding bouquet with ferns, grasses, pale greenery and succulents is a fresh idea.
A very lush and textural greenery wedding bouquet with lots of greenery, succulents and white flowers is a cool and fresh idea.
A lush and textural greenery wedding bouquet with a bit of waxflowers and yarn is amazing for any bride.
A textural greenery wedding bouquet wiht various types of foliage and leaves is amazing for spring or summer.
A eucalyptus wedding bouquet with neutral ribbons is a gorgeous idea for any casual and modern wedding.
A greenery wedding bouquet with allium and pampas grass is a textural and lush idea for a wedding.
An olive branch wedding bouquet with olives is a gorgeous idea for a Greece or Italy wedding.
Monofloral Wedding Arrangements
Inspired by the color-blocking trend in fashion and home design, this 2023 wedding flower trend will bring a cool, contemporary look to your big day. Monofloral arrangements, which include flowers in one single variety and color, give off a cool, contemporary vibe. You might have a centerpiece consisting entirely of red anemones, a wedding ceremony arch made completely from blue hydrangeas or a bouquet that only includes white calla lilies. Compared to other wedding floral designs that often rely on greenery and filler accents, this trend features very little or no greenery—all the attention should be on the flowers themselves. These are all the hottest trends for this year, which one do you like the most?
A lovely summer or fall wedding centerpiece of terracotta vases and rust-colored roses plus blush candles is chic.
A tall baby's breath wedding centerpiece in a sheer tall vase is a timeless solution that will fir many formal weddings.
A whimsical blush and red rose wedding centerpiece is a lovely idea that will always catch an eye due to the shape and contrast.
A daisy wedding bouquet is an amazing idea for a wildflower or rustic bride, for a woodland or boho one and looks cool.
A super romantic and chic pink one flower wedding bouquet is a gorgeous solution for a spring bride.
A wildly romantic blush and purple lilac wedding bouquet is a gorgeous idea for a garden bride, for a spring or summer one.
A gorgeous wedding ceremony space with a lucite wedding arch with lush white blooms, white blooms lining up the aisle and a glossy white floor.
A large acrylic wedding arbor covered with lush white orchids and with a view of a field as a backdrop.
A bright wedding arch with a color block effect, with orange, red, hot pink, blush and white roses is wow.
A luxurious and lush wedding arch of white and pink baby's breath is a very beautiful idea that will make a statement.