Florals have long been a cornerstone of weddings, symbolizing love, beauty, and new beginnings, and this coming year, florals are bringing a fresh "effortlessly chic" approach. Natural elements, like lush green foliage, cascading blooms, or artfully scattered clusters of flowers will become increasingly popular as couples take a more artistic approach to traditional flower arrangements. As we enter 2025, these 10 major floral trends are set to define weddings for the year ahead, playing a pivotal role in crafting deeply personal and unforgettable celebrations.
Monochromatic Arrangements
"We’re seeing couples embracing bolder hues in their florals with fiery orange, passionate reds, and sunny yellows taking the lead in 2025. Clients are moving towards striking and energetic colors to celebrate their day and we’re here for it," shares Arkansas-based floral studio, The Flowerslinger. While flower designer Katie Wachowiak mentioned, "I predict more concentrated color schemes and more gaze-capturing movement in floral design—details that reflect the couple's eccentricity... a break from classic wedding style traditions, but in a fun and unconventional way.”
This couldn't be more true with the rise of bold, monochromatic florals curated to punctuate the palette and accentuate the mood. To truly tie it all together, incorporate tonal fruits, fabrics or unexpected accents for added texture and depth. THE WED member Sophie of Bloomhaus takes this notion one further, "I think working with textiles, fabrics, and unexpected non-floral ingredients, mixed with modern floral design, will be a big trend for 2025. People are enjoying seeing trends in fashion, architecture, and food, and having that mirrored seamlessly in their wedding aesthetic."
The Flowerslinger, Goshá, Nikau Flora
Flover, Blxxm, Kate Wachowiak
Deconstructed Bouquets
Across the board, 2025 bridal trends are embracing the "effortlessly cool" vibe, so it's no wonder this trend has made its way into the traditional bridal bouquet. Brides are ditching the classic polished bouquet look and opting for a handful of flowers instead. Whether loosely gathered with a ribbon or simply held in the hand, the deconstructed bouquets offer a more chic and unexpected twist with long stems casually stretching beyond the bride's reach.
Thalea MV, The Petalier, The House of Honor
Organic Clusters
As couples opt for more natural and effortless arrangements, we'll be seeing many more organically shaped forms and clusters across tablescapes, aisles, and unexpected places. As Sam Hwang from The Mad Florist predicts, "Ground floral clusters that are more 'random' are going to be huge for 2025 versus the polished aisle markers and arches. We're going to see less symmetry in wedding aisleways and more natural shapes incorporated.” From lining the aisle to scattering across tables, the opportunities for floral clusters are endless.
Bosque, Lettre À Élise, Molist
Jeff Leatham, Katie Wichowiak, The Mad Florist
Carnivorous Plants
As color palettes become moodier and couples lean toward more natural florals, carnivorous plants like pitcher plants have become popular additions. Their unique texture, form, and color palette add a dramatic touch that perfectly complements darker, more atmospheric themes. These plants offer an unconventional yet striking alternative to traditional greenery, appealing to couples searching for nature-inspired decor. Their intriguing aesthetic will spark conversation, making them memorable focal points for wedding centerpieces or installations.
Blonde Florals, Pinterest, Sir Botanical
Fruits & Vegetables
With the global shift towards sustainability, fruit and vegetable arrangements are emerging as a fresh wedding trend. These natural elements add vibrant colors, interesting textures, and a unique appeal that traditional floral arrangements often lack. As Australian-based floral studio The Naked Florist predicts, “I envisage floral design transitioning into a craft influenced by sculptural art, embracing the use of non-traditional items intertwined with florals to challenge traditional norms." Not only are these unconventional arrangements visually stunning, but they can also serve a dual purpose as edible displays, reducing waste and enhancing the reception experience. From artfully arranged centerpieces to minimalist installations, fruits and vegetables bring a modern alternative to wedding decor that feels both thoughtful and organic.
Flower Lovers, Studio Lilo, Naya Studio,
The Naked Florist, Love and A Flowers, Oh Maria Flores
Oversize Installations
"From grand installations to intimate designs, floristry will emerge as a form of living sculpture, blending natural elements with unexpected materials to create unforgettable experiences. In 2025, couples will definitely not be afraid of stepping out of the norm, and florists will create masterpieces that could be from an art gallery," shares florist Sofia Ferreira of Branco Prata. Oversized floral installations instantly command attention, transforming venues into extraordinary spaces. For couples seeking unique and memorable settings that leave lasting impressions on their guests, grand arches and lush arrangements will take center stage. These installations won’t be limited to ornate displays at the altar but may also appear in unexpected areas, making bold statements during the ceremony, reception, and everything in between.
Phka Studio, Sassafras Wedding, Oh, Maria Flores
Cascading Blooms
Florals take on new life in 2025 with a focus on texture, draping, and dramatic movement. Cascading arrangements, whether spilling from tablescapes or hanging as centerpieces, create a strong sense of movement and elegance. Perfect for enchanting garden celebrations or opulent indoor weddings, they embody the "effortlessness" that defines 2025's wedding trends. With endless possibilities for customizations, cascading florals will offer a unique yet modern touch with their sculptural take on floral arrangements.
Seed Flora, Evebud, Gosha Flowers
Studio Lilo, The Good Florist, Roni
Organic Green Foliage
Add a touch of nature and an abundance of texture by opting for lush, green foliage. Mosses, wispy grasses, and lush greenery are becoming a timeless trend that will add depth, texture, and elegance to any venue. The Good Florist shared their thoughts on this booming trend stating, "I anticipate big, boulder shapes and drippy textures. Green and gray will pair together. We may see elements such as rocks being used to give designs a more grounded feel—so expect to see different moss and grass textures." The versatility of foliage creates a serene and grounded atmosphere, and allows for both a minimalist approach and elaborate installations, giving you a fresh alternative to traditional florals.
Branco Prata, Leone, Cordero Atelier
Single Stems
Single-stem arrangements are redefining wedding florals with their minimalist charm. A single bloom placed on the tables—or in Ikebana form as a nod to the centuries-old Japanese art of flower arranging—offers understated sophistication and an artistic approach when it comes to florals. Single-stem arrangements highlight the beauty of each individual flower, making them the focal point of the tablescape. Perfect for intimate receptions or contemporary weddings, single-stem designs add a clean yet refined aesthetic to your wedding.
Idan Gilony, Hattie Molloy, Soyuz Decor
The Good Florist, Idan Gilony, Aire
Tropical Varieties
Exotic florals are set to be a bold wedding trend this coming year, infusing weddings with vibrant colors and unique textures. Tropical blooms like orchids, anthuriums, bird of paradise, and heliconias, combined with tropical climate fruits like bananas, passionfruit and pawpaw bring an element of luxury to floral arrangements and offer a dramatic contrast to traditional wedding florals. With their typically jewel-toned or pastel hues, exotic florals are ideal for couples who want to make a statement. Whether for a destination wedding or to add a subtle yet unique touch, incorporating exotic flowers into bouquets, centerpieces, or installations creates unforgettable focal points and evokes a sense of global elegance.
