Di erent waysto get ma ied
Extravagant
Want to leave an unforgettable impression? Then go for BIG, BIGGER, BIGGER THAN BIG! Huge bouquets filled with dazzling and luxurious flowers are a popular choice, and spectacular decorations that look like they’re bursting from the ceiling are a must-have too! Hang a floral ceiling full of extraordinary flowers right above the party venue to lend the ultimate luxury touch to any wedding.
Want to add a touch of extravagance to your wedding? Go for luxurious flowers such as lilies, phalaenopsis, orchids or peonies. To complete the look, add flowers with plenty of volume to the mix, such as hydrangeas
If only the most extravagant decorations will do, pre-order the flowers you need now via the wedding list in our webshop!
Cla ic
Immerse yourself in the timeless world of classic floral arrangements. Bouquets and table decorations might be the obvious choice, but there are countless other ways to use flowers at a wedding too. Why not incorporate classic flowers in the wedding ring cushions or corsages, for example? Flowers in the bride’s hair are another charming trend. Use both fresh and dried flowers in these creations to conjure up an unmistakably classic atmosphere that is both chic and surprising.
Classic
Going for that classic charm? Combine fresh and dried flowers such as roses, gypsophila, lisianthus, clematis and astilbe.
Love nothing more than a classic wedding? Pre-order the classic flowers you need via the wedding list in our webshop.
Ma ical
Create your own magic!
With the right elements, it’s easy to conjure up just the right tone. Think stunning backdrops combined with unusual flowers and dried materials, such as peacock feathers. For an even more magical effect, floral chairs give the desired result. Whether you choose small details or big eye-catching creations, it will always be a wedding full of magic!
Magical
Go for magical flowers such as clematis, gloriosa, anthuriums and alchemilla mollis. Combine these with roses and dried materials such as peacock feathers to conjure up that magical feeling.
Going for a magical wedding experience? Pre-order the flowers you need via our webshop.
Su ainable
Sustainability is more than just a trend: it is also the perfect theme for a wedding. By combining fresh flowers with dried flowers and different types of grass, you can create an authentic and elegant decorative style. Make conscious choices and use reusable or dried materials to decorate objects.
If you prefer to go for the sustainable option, you need the perfect flowers to reflect that. Ammi visnaga, olive, dried flowers, protea, roses and different types of grass are just some of the options waiting to be explored.
Pre-order the flowers you need for a more sustainable option via the wedding list in our webshop.
This theme is the ideal option for anyone dreaming of a wedding abroad, or anyone enthralled by the culture of a specific country. Whether you’re going for an English cottage style or a Tuscan ceremony, with an abundance of pastel colours and romance, you’re bound to have an unforgettable day!
Universal
Universal
For a Universal wedding, David Austin roses are always the right choice. These roses are extremely strong and will survive whatever journey you’re taking them on.
Take a peek at our wedding list to see the perfect flowers for this theme.
Colour ul
Don’t just live a life full of colour – have a wedding full of colour too! An explosion of colour is bound to get everyone in a party mood straightaway. Boldly mix and match the most colourful flowers for a playful vibe. Go for large and small bouquets, but make sure every last one contains an abundance of colour. Or complete a table with beautiful floral decorations. Specially made from flowers divided into small vases.
Colourful
A combination of all kinds of brightly coloured flowers is the best way to create a colourful vibe. Flowers that lend themselves perfectly to this look include vanda, delphinium, chrysanthemums, gerbera and lisianthus.
Take a look at our pre-order wedding list to see our most colourful flowers.
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