Spring Wedding Florals
Dreamy Florals to Make Your Spring Wedding Pop
With a wide variety of beautiful and colorful flowers in bloom, spring is the perfect time of year for a Vermont wedding.
It's important to consider the overall aesthetic and theme of your wedding when selecting your florals. For example, wildflowers may be a better choice for a vintage-inspired wedding, while anemones may be better suited for a modern, minimalist wedding. When it comes to choosing florals for your spring wedding, the options can seem endless. To help you narrow down your choices, here are four types of spring wedding florals to consider for your big day.
Pastel & Romantic
This design features soft, pastel shades of pink, peach, and yellow, which can create a romantic and dreamy atmosphere. Flowers such as roses, peonies, and ranunculus are perfect for this look, as they are delicate and have a romantic feel. Adding greenery, such as baby's breath or ferns, can add texture and depth to the arrangements. This design is perfect for a spring wedding and would work well in a traditional or classic setting. For a cohesive look, consider incorporating the pastel shades into other elements of the wedding, such as the bridesmaids' dresses or the linens on the reception tables.
Bright & Colorful
This design incorporates bold, colorful flowers in shades of pink, orange, and purple. Mixing and matching different types of flowers, such as tulips, daffodils, and poppies, can create a fun, energetic look. This design is perfect for a spring wedding and would work well in a casual or outdoor setting. To add to the vibrant feel, consider incorporating colorful accents into other aspects of the wedding, such as the groom's boutonniere or the reception decor.
Rustic & Natural
This design features flowers and greenery that look like they were just picked from the garden. Wildflowers, grasses, and herbs are perfect for this style, as they have a natural, earthy feel. Incorporating branches, twigs, and even fruits and vegetables into the arrangements can add to the rustic, outdoorsy vibe. This design is perfect for a spring wedding and would work well in a rustic or outdoor setting. To enhance the natural feel, consider using wood or burlap elements in the wedding decor.
Modern & Minimalistic
This design features a minimalistic approach to wedding florals, with one or two types of flowers in a single shade, such as all-white or all-green. Arranging the flowers in a clean, structured way creates a sleek, contemporary look. Flowers like orchids, anemones, or succulents work well for this style. This design is perfect for a spring wedding and would work well in a modern or contemporary setting. To add to the minimalistic feel, consider using a limited color palette and clean, geometric shapes in the wedding decor.
In addition to bouquets and centerpieces, there are many other ways you can incorporate florals into your wedding. Consider using florals as part of your ceremony decor, such as hanging floral arrangements or garlands on the altar or hanging florals from the ceiling at your reception. You can also use florals to add a pop of color to your wedding favors or place cards, or even as part of your wedding invitations. When working with your florist to select your wedding florals, be sure to share your overall vision for your wedding, as well as your color scheme and any specific flowers or styles you are interested in. Your florist can help you select the best florals for your wedding and create a cohesive, beautiful design.
No matter what florals you choose for your spring wedding, they are sure to add a touch of beauty and elegance to your big day. Take the time to consider your options and choose florals that reflect your personal style and the overall aesthetic of your wedding. If you're thinking of hosting your wedding in the NEK, look no further than All About Flowers in St. Johnsbury for local floral arrangements. And don’t forget, The Wildflower is the perfect venue for weddings up to 50!
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