Floral Trends to Expect in 2009

The California Cut Flower Commission, one of the leading suppliers for all florists throughout the nation, has recently reported inspiring trends for 2009. If you’re torn between color palettes or can’t decide which theme best represents your wedding style take a look below and visit the links which provide you with storyboard images. Have fun!  

Habitat, the first and foremost trend, supports the ongoing initiative being taken by eco-conscious and ‘go green’ brides. Flowers in shades of softer green hues and warm yellows creating atrium type displays are small recreations of the natural settings found outdoors.

Habitat Flowers and Colors

Nocturne is a fashion forward and luxurious palette of deep purple, radiating fuchsia, and risky blacks.  A throw-back to the 20’s era, peacock feathers, crystal beading, and fur accentuate these pieces by making a grandiose statement.

Nocturne Flowers and Colors

Whisper, as quietly as is sounds, describes the soft undertones of this tranquil palette. Reminiscent of a spa like setting, eucalyptus, dusty coral, and stone grey combine a plethora of textures; a subtle feast for the eyes.

Whisper Flowers and Colors

Nomad palette envelops all of the colors of an open market in a far away land. As brides become more worldly, their tastes in décor have broadened. Hand-crafted items like table runners, candelabrum, and wooden trays can change an ordinary table setting into a Middle Eastern display.

Nomad Flowers and Colors

Chinoiserie, a term coined by the French interprets the Chinese 17^th and 18^th century’s style. Delicate birds and butterflies amongst single blooms closely identify with this remarkable culture.

Chinoiserie Flowers and Colors