Are you looking to wow your guests and be super creative with your floral arrangements? We have researched various ways of incorporating non-traditional yet gorgeous floral arrangements for your wedding.
1. Flower Garlands are Back!
According to Huffington Post Weddings, Flower Garland is back in a big way! Try draping citrus fruits over your bars and doorways.
Images by Laura Stone – Artstar Photography
Images by Laura Stone – Artstar Photography
Want to use garland but don’t want as much color? Ferns offer a more muted color palette and are another beautiful choice.
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2. Potted Plants
This may seem a little strange to some of you, but potted plants can really make your wedding POP! The Knot.com recently published an article on how to include potted plants into your decor. Not only are potted plants more eco-friendly compared to cut flowers, but your guests can take them home as favors!
Potted plants suspended over escort table
Potted plants as escort cards
Potted plants as table numbers
Potted plants as Favors
3. Jazz up your aisle and altar
Adding flowers to your aisle can help your grand entrance seem ever more grand. The arrangements give your guests something to look at and talk about while they anxiously await your walk down the aisle! They also allow you to tie in your colors in a creative way.
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A great way to ensure that all eyes are on you during the ceremony is to have a gorgeous arrangement on or around your altar.
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4. Ceremony Markers
Let your guests know they’re in the right place! Having great ceremony markers will announce to your guests that they have arrived at your wedding. They are also often the first thing your guests will see. Think about personalizing the entrance to your venue with a welcome message or even a monogram.
Image via Martha Stewart Weddings
Image via Martha Stewart Weddings
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Hopefully this post will spark your green thumb and help you envision flowers that you will use at your next wedding or event!