We're excited to reveal the 5 biggest wedding flower trends of 2024.
Bright As A Sunbeam: Citrus-Infused Weddings
Citrus isn't just a color palette; it's an attitude—bold, vivacious, and utterly unapologetic.
Muted, Timeless, Luxe: Earth Tones for Summer
In the wedding world, earth tones have earned their place as the new classic, offering a palette that's as comforting as it is chic.
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Lime, Silver, Mint: The Many Shades of Greenery
Greenery isn't just a backdrop; it's the lush canvas upon which wedding dreams are painted.
Somewhere over the rainbow
The rainbow palette, a celebration of exuberance and diversity, has emerged as one of the big trends we’re seeing for spring among couples who want their flowers to express vibrant, joyful energy.
Something blue
The tradition to wear something blue - a symbol of love - is now evolving into finding new ways to incorporate this beloved blue into weddings.
Floral design meets architecture
Couples are increasingly leveraging the architectural features of their chosen venues to elevate their floral designs to new heights.
Bows
What's the perfect pairing for flowers? It's a unanimous vote: bows. This year, the bow trend is making waves, and it's not just a passing fad—it's here to stay. We expect bows to be huge in 2024 weddings and beyond. We are seeing bows on candles, bows on fruits, bows on champagne glasses – bows everywhere.
Floral jewelry
Wedding flowers aren’t just table adornments, they are wearable art. In 2024, we are seeing the timeless corsage and boutonniere transform from small accents into lavish floral jewelry.
Monobloom
We’ve seen a huge uptick in monobloom florals, imagine wedding flowers that are only sweetpeas, anemones, or roses – a single type of flower in a single color. On the coasts, in California and New York we’re seeing the revival of red. Monochromatic red. Imagine a whole wedding of red Nina roses. It’s not your standard classic red rose, instead we will see people choosing flowers that take red to another level.
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Quiet luxury
Deeply understated opulence, meticulous care and craft, and subtle beauty define the quiet luxury trend. This year, quiet luxury is coming for wedding flowers. Bouquets are becoming smaller, more petite, and even tiny. Refined and petite, these smaller bouquets complement the wedding outfit without stealing the show.
Victorian-core
Think rich fabrics, bright colors, opulence, florals, vines, patterns – more is more with this aesthetic. At Poppy, we’re already seeing an increase in requests for Victorian style weddings — couples getting married in 2024 have asked for Victorian style flowers 67 percent more than couples we worked with in 2023.
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Early planning and budgeting
As love stories unfold in 2024, couples are embracing a forward-thinking approach with early planning and astute budgeting. Think picture-perfect floral arrangements and smart finances.
Spring and summer rush for wedding flowers!
Thinking of a spring or summer wedding in 2024? Book your dreamy blooms now. Vendors and venues are in high demand.
Classic colors win wedding florals
A stunning 25% of Poppy couples in 2023, chose the pure harmony of white, making it the reigning hue. Golden canyon, sunset hues and pinks were the close favorites.
Fall Weekends are the season of 'I do'
Couples tying the nuptials wait for the summer heat to cool off before saying ‘I do’. Nearly 54% of Poppy weddings are celebrated in October, September, and June.
Artful allocation for floral budgets
Diving into the four primary categories — ceremony, reception, cocktail, and personals – couples increase their initial budget as their wedding vision unfolds.
Weave the chapters of your love story with the allure of enchanting floral trends