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It’s no wonder why spring is such a beloved season for wedding planning. With sunny afternoons and all of creation blooming, spring stirs the heart with such happiness and anticipation. There’s a joyous array of flora in season at this time of year. Cheerful tulips and daffodils herald spring’s arrival, while hyacinths in shades of lavender, peach, and pink pastels emit a lovely and enchanting fragrance. From garden party charm to cascading displays, springtime calls for blissful and exuberant arrangements.
Summer Weddings
With the long days of summer comes not only beautiful weather and more versatile scheduling opportunities, but an abundance of seasonal blooms. Zinnias delight in reds, pinks, and coral, while the golden orbs of craspedia add a sunny touch to bouquets and boutonnieres. Bold color palettes shine bright during the summer, so whether you're designing a playful flower crown or spirited centerpieces, high intensity hues - like bursts of citrus or brilliant shades of blue - express the fun and energy of the season.
Fall Weddings
For outdoor enthusiasts, autumn weddings are wonderful opportunities to express a love for nature and get creative with flora and foliage. Earth tones beautifully compliment the golds, reds, and coppers of the surrounding landscape, while warm jewel tones add richness and depth to a rustic outdoor celebration. Seasonal blooms for autumn include elegant magnolias and dazzling dahlias, and as an ode to the intricate nuances of foliage, try incorporating berries or bay leaves into your designs.
Winter Weddings
Glistening snow coating the landscape, crisp night skies, and the wonder of the holidays. Winter weddings and events are quite the spectacle. For couples’ weddings during the year’s colder months, floral arrangements bring both whimsy and warmth. Blossoms of anemones add a picturesque touch to the seasonal ambience, while more rustic elements like pinecones, cedar, or pink pepper berries bring both fragrance and holiday cheer. Add the glow of candlelight or the crackle of a fireplace, for a night of romance and celebration.
