5 Blooming Wedding Flower Trends for 2021
Apr 27, 2021 
New trends are constantly emerging each year, and wedding flowers certainly aren't an exception to this.
Without flowers, a wedding wouldn't be as beautiful and extraordinary as it seems. Not only do flowers beautify a venue, but they also evoke emotion and symbolise everlasting love and devotion. If anything, flowers are one of the defining factors that contribute to a memorable wedding for everyone in that event.
If you are in the midst of planning for your wedding this year, be sure to incorporate these wedding flower trends:
1. Go for Flowers with Neutral Colours
As much as colourful flowers also play a significance in weddings, neutral-coloured flowers are gentler on your guests' eyes and also do not overwhelm the venue. Neutral colours like white, light pink and peach are popular colours for wedding flowers this year.
Not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but they also have deep meanings. White flowers represent everlasting love and purity, whereas pink symbolises a passion for life and joy. Similarly, peach flowers express the sweetness of life and captivation.
The representation behind neutral colours in flowers makes them the perfect choice for wedding flowers, which explains why it's also one of the popular wedding flower trends for flower walls, bridal bouquets and even corsages.
2. Swap Fresh Flowers with Preserved Ones
Preserved flowers are another blooming trend for wedding flowers, especially if you want to rule out the possibility of fresh flowers wilting and losing their freshness and shape
One of the biggest worries when working with fresh flowers for any event (be it a wedding, corporate event, or just a simple birthday celebration) is that fresh flowers could wither and dry out if they are not adequately maintained. But with preserved flowers, you can rest assured that they will keep their freshness and shape without much maintenance.
Not to mention, preserved flowers are especially apt if you are having your wedding outdoors as they are relatively resistant to humidity and temperature.
3. Floral Gift Boxes for Guests
Don't forget to show your guests how much you appreciate them!
Floral gift boxes are all the rage this year, and it's no surprise why - they are eye-catching, versatile and portable.
Not only do these gift boxes make an elegant and beautiful momento, but your guests will have something to remember the wedding by. Plus, they could also use these gift boxes to decorate their personal living and working spaces.
4. Simple and Minimalist Bouquets and Flower Walls
Pictured: Charm
Scattering flower petals on the floor has been a wedding trend that's been around for ages. But with some guests attending the wedding remotely due to safety & health restrictions, there is a chance that they might not be able to observe and appreciate these petals.
With virtual weddings, there is no need to be too over-the-top with your flowers. Opt for minimalistic and simple bouquets and flower walls that are classy and elegant. They make the perfect accessories and backdrops for virtual weddings and photo-taking sessions.
Avoid bouquets or flower walls that use more than three types of flowers and colours. Keep it simple so you can capture them on camera as accurately as possible for the guests who are joining remotely.
5. Oversized Bouquets
Pictured: Laura
Sure, minimalist bouquets might be a popular trend this year, but oversized ones are, too, growing in popularity – literally!
As the bride is walking down the aisle, you want her to be as dazzling as possible. Oversized bouquets top the chart because they add a sense of elegance and grace.
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