The Art of Wedding Flower Selection

Your wedding flowers are among the most memorable details of your day. From the bridal bouquet to ceremony arches and reception centerpieces, every bloom tells a part of your story.

Start with the Season

Seasonal flowers are not only more beautiful at peak — they're more affordable and arrive fresher. Spring weddings shine with peonies, ranunculus, and sweet peas. Summer calls for garden roses, dahlias, and lavender. Autumn brings rich chrysanthemums, marigolds, and late dahlias. Winter weddings look stunning with amaryllis, hellebores, and forced tulips.

Building a Color Palette

Your florals should complement your venue and attire, not compete with them. We recommend selecting two anchor colors and one accent. For neutral venues, a monochromatic palette creates effortless elegance. For bold venues, restraint in the florals lets the architecture speak.

Proportion and Scale

A tall cathedral calls for elevated arrangements. A garden ceremony asks for loose, natural clusters. We visit every venue before designing — scale is everything.

Book a complimentary consultation with our wedding team to begin designing your floral story.