Dried pampas, garden-grown sweetpeas, and the return of classic white roses — our florist picks for the year ahead.
Florals are the single fastest way to refresh a wedding aesthetic from year to year. Here is what our in-house design team is seeing on mood boards right now.
1. Dried and Fresh Mixed Arrangements
Pampas grass, dried lunaria and fresh garden roses in a single arrangement. The contrast of textures is extraordinary and the dried elements last long after the day as a keepsake.
2. Singular Bloom Statements
Rather than mixed bouquets, brides are choosing one bloom in abundance — 200 white ranunculus, or an arch of nothing but garden roses. Restraint reads luxury.
3. Hanging Installations
Ceiling florals have moved from centrepieces to entire canopies. Imagine dining under a cloud of white jasmine. We have done it. It is transcendent.
4. Wildflower Meadow Tables
Low, sprawling table runners that look as though the meadow grew into the room. Cornflowers, sweet peas, and sprigs of eucalyptus in long wooden troughs.
5. Potted Plants as Favours
Guests leave with a small potted succulent or herb. It is sustainable, personal, and the most Instagrammed moment at every wedding we have done this year.