If you are getting married this year, you may be looking for inspiration – for cool floral designs, outfits, stationery and other stuff. 2020 is set to be an exciting year in florals, and these trends really prove that! Dive in to see the most fabulous and popular floral design ideas for this year!
Sustainable Options
Sustainability is a big trend everywhere, and in the wedding world, too. Potted plants are a stylish way to re-use wedding flowers and foliage as gifts, favors or in your own garden at home. Low water options like cacti, air plants and succulents are increasingly popular, and locally-sourced flowers and wildflowers featuring more and more. Be eco-friendly and conscious with your wedding florals!
Create a wedding table runner of potted greenery and succulents and candles to make a cool look.
Decorate your wedding aisle with large potted flowers and greenery to make the space cool and bright.
Mini succulents in pots are a nice sustainable wedding favor idea for your wedding.
A cozy wedding centerpiece made of potted plants and greenery is a cool idea for every wedding.
A mini herb garden with white blooms is a nice wedding centerpiece idea for a rustic wedding.
Fruits And Berries
Edible decor such as pumpkins, pineapples and pomegranates is super popular, it lets you add a bit of luxury, a dark romantic touch or embrace the season. Dark berries, cherries, figs, mandarins and plums make opulent additions to any arrangements – just watch for stains if you’re holding a berry-laden bouquet against your dress.
A wedding table runner of greenery and with fresh fall fruits is great to embrace the season.
A luxurious and chic wedding table centerpiece with privet berries and grapes looks really cool.
A chic and cool summer wedding bouquet with white and burgundy blooms and berries.
A colorful fall wedding centerpiece with pastel and bright blooms and some gilded blackberries and blueberries.
Pastel-colored blooms paired with kumquats will make your spring wedding look bolder.
Circle Wedding Arches
Circle wedding arches have been a great hit during these years, and in 2020 they are going really big! From minimal half-moons made from palms and grasses, to decadent full circles full of flowers, this modern take on the traditional wedding arch makes a statement backdrop for your ceremony and can be used again for the photo booth or top table.
A very lush and textural circle greenery wedding arch with lots of different leaves and vines.
A cool circle wedding arch covered with pampas grass and greenery to achieve a cool wild look.
A stunning circle wedding arch decorated with tropical greenery and pampas grass.
A trendy circle wedding arch done with dried fronds and pampas grass looks heavenly.
A bold and lush wedding arch decorated with blooms, greenery and pampas grass on top.
Dried Flowers
Dried flowers are officially cool again! This is another sustainable option you may go for, and they are easy to incorporate into faded flower bouquets, table decor and backdrops. Seed pods, dried grasses and a selection of blooms make stunning dried arrangements.
A beautiful wedding bouquet with dried grasses, proteas, dried blooms and neutral ribbons for a fall boho bride.
A chic wedding bouquet of white anemones, blush and dried roses, dried leaves, seed pods and dark foliage.
A fantastic wedding ceremony arch of eucalyptus, dried leaves and herbs plus dried billy balls looks ethereal and delicate.
A minimalist white wedding cake decorated with dried blooms looks ethereal and very unusual, idela for the fall.
A unique wedding bouquet of gilded leaves, lunaria and white orchids features a very unusual structure.
Overhead Installations
Hanging installations are a wedding flower trend that has been around for a few years now, and these wow factor pieces aren’t budging any time soon. Overhead décor is a great way to save some table space and it makes a big impact on the wedding reception look.
A hanging wooden box with lush greenery will instantly add freshness to the reception.
A lush greenery and floral overhead wedding decoration creates a strong wow effect.
A super lush greenery and bright bloom decoration over the reception table for a bright boho wedding.
A very lush greenery wedding decoration with magnolia leaves and bulbs hanging down for a bit wild look.
A gorgeous pampas grass wedding installation overheads is a fantastic statement for your wedding.
Tropical Leaves
Lush tropical leaves, dried fronds and other statement pieces are amazing for effortless and affordable wedding décor. Long stems in tall vases make statement centrepieces, monstera, fiddle leaf and banana leaves make cool signage or place settings, while all sorts of varieties can be used in bouquets and on backdrops.
Wedding chair decor with lush tropical leaves and greenery plus some light blooms.
A white wedding cake decorated with tropical leaves and a single white bloom for a beach or tropical wedding.
A bar wedding menu done on two large leaves is a very creative idea for a tropical wedding.
Dried fronds to mark the place settings are a very chic and refined idea for a moody wedding.
Mark each place setting with a large palm leaf to make it stand out and add coloring to the table.
Oversized Bouquets
These opulent bouquets give instant wow factor, but they’re all about balance, so talk to your florist about the shape of your dress, the varieties of flowers you like, your budget, and the weight you’re willing to carry up the aisle!
A super colorful statement wedding bouquet with much texture and a creative shape wows.
A statement neutral boho wedding bouquet with pampas grass, feathers, loutes and a king protea.
A classic oversized wedding bouquet that includes pink roses, greenery, berries and thistles.
An oversized pastel wedding bouquet with blush and white roses, thistles and greenery.
An oversized wedding bouquetin pink shades and lush textural greenery plus yellow herbs.
Pampas Grass
Pampas grass was a trend at cool, alternative weddings for some time, but 2020 is the year when this trend is taking center stage. You’ll see also spray painted pampas grass, for example, pink, to create a necessary mood and ambience.
Lush pampas and floral decor is amazing for the wedding aisle.
A sun-lit wedding venue fully decorated with pampas grass arrangements everywhere.
A hexagon wedding arch decorated with pampas grass looks very boho and very cool.
A stunning tall pampas grass wedding centerpiece is amazing for boho weddings.
A lush wedding arch covered with pampas grass and blush and pink blooms on top.
Protea
Protea have been cropping up in bouquets across the Northern Hemisphere in recent years, and our real brides can’t get enough of them. A large, statement flower that comes in a variety of colors, proteas are hardy and versatile too, making them a great addition to both bouquets and wedding decor.
A romantic wedding bouquet with eucalyptus, white roses and a single king protea that makes a statement.
A gorgeous bouquet with a king protea, eucalyptus, blue thistles and some pale herbs for a tropical bride.
A fall boho wedding bouquet with a vertical shape, a king protea, burgundy and plum blooms, herbs and greenery plus a bow.
Bright wedding centerpieces done with greenery and blush blooms plus king proteas.
A modern wedding centerpiece of tropical leaves, some dark and pastel blooms and a king protea.