FiftyFlowers.com, an online wholesale wedding flower
provider, predicts wedding flower trends for spring of 2013. Here they
provide predictions on which flowers, colors and styles are likely to
adorn Spring weddings in 2013 and tips on how to create these looks.
Ojai, CA (PRWEB) February 26, 2013
With over ten years in the wholesale wedding flower business and over 50,000 brides served, FiftyFlowers.com understands wedding flowers and the ever changing flower trends. They have been listening to their brides’ requests and working with their in-house floral designer
to predict this year’s spring wedding flower trends. Their predictions
include combinations of soft pastels, barely-there-pinks and warm
ivories paired with silvery greens and coupled with small bursts of
brighter colors -- all arranged into large free-flowing bouquets and
arrangements.Ojai, CA (PRWEB) February 26, 2013
Brides will be looking for a
romantic color pallet, with pastels and warm, earthy tones making a huge
statement. Blushing pinks, light lavenders, warm peach colors and
creamy ivories will be popular colors set against gray, blue and
silver-tinged greens like labs ear, dusty miller and seeded eucalyptus.
“Too many pastels can create a washed out look, to prevent this select
one flower in a slightly brighter-shade to feature in your floral arrangements.
This will help the flowers stand apart from one another. I also suggest
selecting flowers with different shapes, for example a traditional
round and ruffled rose like our Antique Country Pink Vanity Rose set next to our Blush Hybrid Lily provides contrast and depth,” says Violet, floral designer at FiftyFlowers.com.
Spring flowers such as creamy white anemones,
tulips, daffodils, and blooming cherry blossom branches, paired with
fuller flowers like hydrangeas, garden roses and lisianthus will be used
to create elaborate and full arrangements. “Last year we saw
considerably brighter spring flowers but this year we are expecting to
see more traditional spring flowers in soft pastels combined with
texture-rich flowers arranged in romantic, Victorian-inspired designs,”
said CEO Liza Roeser.
Bridal bouquets
are likely to show lots of texture as the unique shapes of spring
flowers work their way into designs. The floral designer at
FiftyFlowers.com suggests, “…filler flowers are often overlooked but are
an excellent and affordable way to add texture to bouquets and other
arrangements. A few of my favorite filler flowers are Craspedia Billy Balls,
wax flower and spray stock. Craspedia, commonly called Billy Balls, can
add a small splash of color to an otherwise pastel-inspired bouquet!”
Spring flowers remind us of fresh flower gardens and many spring wedding bouquets
take their inspiration and cascading form directly from these abundant
and beautiful gardens. We expect to see fewer round-molded bouquets and
centerpieces and more natural, garden style bouquets
with free-flowing flowers that are casual and reflect the carefree
attitude of a spring garden. Expect to see lots of greenery tucked into
spring centerpieces and cascading from bridal bouquets.
For more information on FiftyFlowers.com wholesale wedding flowers visit the website or browse their Pinterest page or Blog
for ideas on how to put these trends to work for your upcoming wedding.
FiftyFlowers.com carries over 2,000 flower varieties, shipped directly
from their farms to your door. They specialize in wholesale flowers
for the do-it-yourself bride or event planner and pride themselves in
having excellent customer service available via phone, email or live
chat coupled with a 100% wedding day guarantee, which guarantees the
quality of their flowers to every customer. They also provide their
customers with extensive DIY information in the form of videos, a
continuously updated blog, complementary phone consults with floral
designers, and social media.
FiftyFlowers.com
1-877-507-6737 808
Original Article: http://news.yahoo.com/wedding-flower-trends-spring-2013-183622507.html
