Wedding Flowers

Fresh wedding flower centerpieces

Planning the flowers for the wedding is not such an easy task to fulfill as many might think. It all comes down to creativity, imagination and sense of aesthetics or fashion! Choosing the right types of flowers, the right colors and the right types of accessories additional decorative items is really not a joke! Brides must be very attentive with every single aspect that needs to be taken care of and they have to pay attention to all the details involved in planning the flower table centerpieces. We advise you to take it all step by step, starting with the beginning, in case you don’t want to get all the sudden emotional and overwhelmed to exhaustion and confusion.




Start by planning the color scheme or the theme for the wedding. If you choose to spend the wedding day in a garden, go with a nature inspired wedding! The color scheme can be more creative, fresh and vibrant. Go with pastel shades or more powerful bold and energizing colors like greens – lime green, sage green, meadow green or forest green, lime yellows, oranges, corals, hot pinks, fuchsias, magentas, dark purples, violets, mauves, lavenders, dark pinks, blush pinks, chocolate browns, scarlet reds or tomato reds. Now that you found the right color palette for the wedding you can continue by finding the right types of flowers that can fit the natural environment or set of the wedding and the vibrant vivacious theme you’ve chosen.

If you decide to go with fresh wedding flower centerpieces we suggest you should choose from the following examples of natural types of flowers: narcissuses, lavenders, anemones, marigolds, gerbera daises, freesias, sweet peas, asters, sunflowers, orchids, dahlias, peonies, garden roses, mini calla lilies, pansies, carnations, hyacinths, tuberoses, lilies of the valley, hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, daffodils, magnolias, tulips, lilacs, irises, delphiniums, ranunculuses, Billy Balls, agaphantuses, geraniums, plumerias, gardenias, hibiscuses, amaryllises or stephanotises. This list is even more generous, although the examples presented here are the most popular. Fresh means delightful, natural, sincere, organic, inviting, vivacious, energizing, attractive, warm, colorful, dynamical, powerful, bold or daring, comfortable, outstanding, fragrant, enjoyable, cheerful, playful or creative and yet simple.

Don’t shy away from using bolder tones of bright or brunt oranges, deep purples, dark blues like navy blues, hot pinks, deep reds, bright yellows, blacks, deep greens or other metallic types of nuances that can lift up the wedding atmosphere and make it more cheerful and refreshing.

Add eucalyptus leaves, cones, fruits, feathers, exotic herbals, mini trees or flower pots to enrich the appearance of your fresh wedding flower centerpieces and make them more eye-catchy, dramatic, abundant and stunningly unpredictable. Choose to play it unconventional yet refined, simple, magical unusual, chic, outstanding, unique and creative!