Let the outside in! The current dried flower trend is an eloquent and easy way for floral décor to connect us to the natural world we crave and live in. The New York Times explores the current trend with this article shared at Thursd.com.
Emerald Design shares a version of the blush + burgundy color palette for weddings! Many brides are drawn to this romantic and elegant palette. Whitney Muncy at Emerald Design talks creative ways to create wedding floral in this trending palette. See the article!
Fleuamour is a four-day flower festival in Belgium. The festival includes everything from fashion shows to hands-on workshops. A six-member US design team participated and was lead by Holly Heider Chapple. The team included Susie Kostick, AIFD, CF, PFCI, Katie Noonan AIFD, Helen Miller AIFD, Susan McLeary, and Francoise Weeks. Susie Kostick, shares her experience participating as a designer at this year’s event in this Oasis Idea Blog!
Ceremony circles put the bride and groom at the center of attention! Oasis Floral Products shared the Top 5 Wedding Blogs for 2019! From floral chandeliers to flower walls Sharon McGukin shares her favorite wedding blogs- see the post!
Here’s a good example of black tie + barefoot, notice the smaller bridal bouquet style! Also notice all the opportunities for floral décor; from archways to hanging installations to seating charts! See the Style Me pretty pictorial for more!
The trend described in a new leaf comes to life in this RockMyWedding pictorial! Dried flowers, earthy tones and boho stylings blend to create a natural yet romantic feel! See the pictorial!
Poppy Culture created the florals for this romantic elopement! Shared by Ivory Tribe and inspired by nature and a love of being outdoors! It really is ‘a new look’ theme on romantic overload. See the Ivory Tribe pictorial!