For most couples, the wedding ceremony is the most meaningful part of their special day – which is why we suggest adding some extra style in the form of beautiful florals! Adorning your ceremony aisle makes a memorable first impression on your guests, looks stunning in photos, and gives your vows the beautiful backdrop they deserve. As we walk into 2019, we’re revisiting some of our favorite ceremony flowers, with lots of inspiration for your DC wedding ceremony and all of you getting married this year!
Dressing up the Aisle
A wonderful decor option for ceremonies is a combination of loose petals and lanterns. Not only can they create an intimate feel in a larger space or soften hard lines and dark colors in an industrial or modern space, but they’re also an affordable expense for most.
Indoor Ceremonies
For those couples wishing for a more elaborate floral concept, large-scale arrangements of clustered or long-stem blooms or even branches should definitely be considered! Presented on pedestal columns or other bases, these designs bring a dramatic flair and ensure your “I do’s” are among the most photogenic moments of your wedding.
Outdoor Ceremonies
Outdoor ceremonies usually enjoy the natural beauty of blue skies, green grass, and other gifts from Mother Nature. However, adding florals in your chosen palette makes an outdoor space seem extra-special for celebrating a wedding. From floral arches to free-standing arrangements to a loose scattering of petals, there are lots of options for enhancing your ceremony outside.
Petite Decor for the Aisle
Finally, no matter whether your DC wedding ceremony is indoors or outdoors, adding small sprays of beautiful flowers, called posies, to your ceremony chairs is a way to make your aisle even more dazzling. Or, consider a whimsical and more structured pomander ball. We can customize the size, scale, color and cost of these mini-arrangements to your preferences, and you’ll love the sweet touch they add to your ceremony images, often some of the most cherished photos of the event.
As you can see, we love brainstorming about ceremony flowers and all wedding flowers, really – and we’d love to meet with you about your own ideas! Want to see more of these weddings? Check out:
