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One of the main reasons spring is such a popular season for weddings is because such beautiful flowers are at their seasonal best. We asked some Subiaco florists about the current trends in wedding flowers and what is best in season.
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lowers are a stunning part of a wedding, adding colour, beauty and fragrance, not just with the bridal bouquet, but as part of table decorations at the reception, pew arrangements for the ceremony and corsages and buttonholes for special family members and guests.
rustic styles are also popular. It’s important to discuss with your florist the styles of bouquet that would be suitable for your choice of flowers and will suit your dress, such as an elegant small and compact posy or a bouquet trailing down your dress with lots of greenery.
What’s trending Michele Williams, owner of Cottage Garden, says most brides are finding inspiration for their wedding flowers on Pinterest, with roses always a favourite – it is all about personal choice. “With colours, pastels are popular, as are traditional white and green,” she says. “Bright colours and natives are always in.” She says many brides are looking for elegance and simplicity, and
What’s in season Naomi Kato, floral designer from Naomi Floral, says peony, calla lily, tulip, ranunculus, snap dragon and sweet pea are some of the beautiful, elegant flowers in season during spring. “Also, waratah, an Australian native flower, is in season only for a short time so that would be special,” she adds. Naomi says using seasonal flowers means you can remember your
