Five Tips on Floral Design

Embrace the seasons: Allow the seasons and material to dictate your color palette and decor. If you want a beautiful, vibrant color palette, definitely consider summer. You can fill your centerpieces with a mix of flowers, decadent fruits and vegetables.

Make the most of your color: A monochromatic palette doesn’t have to be boring, add dimension to your wedding bouquet by using several varieties of flowers in the same color palette. To give your floral arrangements more depth, try using the full range of a specific color palette. You can push the tones from very soft to rich to bring a little more drama to your bouquet and centerpieces.

Pretty ribbons: All bridal bouquets and bridesmaids’ flowers benefit from a little extra thought put into the ribbon treatment. Add a personal touch by including a locket, heirloom brooch or handkerchief.

Beautiful containers: Inexpensive blooms massed in gorgeous vessels are always chic. Expensive flowers in a common vase are not. Remember that vases and objects are just as important as the flowers and can really dictate the look and feel of your wedding décor.

The Flowers: Flowers are critical. They make everyone feel good, bring a lovely quality in such a simple and perfect way to a wedding. What is important is that you pinpoint what you want to say, and how to infuse your personality and style into your wedding by your choice of flowers.  Vintage or modern, classic or off-beat, you can design the same message with so many different varieties of flowers.  Have fun creating your own signature style!