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Wedding Flower Trends

Wedding Flower Trends: What’s Hot Right Now?

Planning your dream wedding in Rhode Island? Then you know one thing’s for sure—your wedding flowers are more than just pretty petals. They set the tone, color palette, and vibe of your entire day. At Oak Street Florals, we’ve seen firsthand how blooms can completely transform a venue and elevate a wedding into a fairytale event.

But with so many styles, colors, and arrangements to choose from, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. So, what’s trending right now in the world of wedding flower arrangements? Whether you’re dreaming of a timeless bouquet or something bold and modern, this blog is packed with fresh inspiration and expert insights into the top wedding flower trends taking over Rhode Island and beyond.

Let’s dig into what’s blooming!

1. Color-Soaked Florals: Bold Hues Are In

Neutral palettes will always have their place, but 2025 is shaping up to be the year of color. We’re seeing couples ditch the pastels and whites for rich, saturated tones—think burnt orange, deep burgundy, sunny yellows, and bold blues.

Why it works? These rich tones pop in photographs and add a dramatic flair to your wedding aesthetic. At Oak Street Florals, our couples are loving mixed-hue bouquets that feel playful yet elegant.

Pro Tip: Pair bold flowers like dahlias, peonies, and ranunculus with lush greenery for a modern boho look that turns heads.

 

2. Locally Sourced, Seasonal Blooms

More couples are opting for flowers that are in-season and grown locally. It’s a sustainable choice, supports local Rhode Island farms, and often results in fresher, more vibrant arrangements.

Spring weddings are seeing a lot of tulips, sweet peas, and anemones. Summer brings hydrangeas, zinnias, and cosmos. Fall brides are swooning over dahlias, marigolds, and sunflowers. Winter weddings? We love using evergreens, amaryllis, and berries.

Why it matters: Seasonal flowers align with nature’s rhythm and are typically more budget-friendly. Plus, they give your wedding a sense of place and time—perfect for those Rhode Island garden or coastal ceremonies.

 

3. Statement Installations & Floral Arches

Who says flowers are just for tables and bouquets? One of the biggest wedding flower trends right now is turning blooms into jaw-dropping installations. From flower walls and hanging chandeliers to aisle meadows and oversized floral arches, these designs are show-stopping centerpieces.

Imagine walking down the aisle under a floral canopy, or saying “I do” in front of a breathtaking arch draped in roses, orchids, and pampas grass. It’s magical.

Oak Street Florals Tip: Customize your floral installation to your venue. For Rhode Island weddings, seaside arches with soft blues and whites create a dreamy coastal vibe, while garden venues pair beautifully with wild, organic greenery and pops of color.

 

4. Monochromatic Bouquets

One trend we’re absolutely loving? The monochromatic bouquet. It’s elegant, chic, and surprisingly versatile. Whether it’s all-white roses, lavender-toned blooms, or fiery orange hues, going all in on one color creates a modern yet timeless effect.

This look is perfect for brides who want a refined, fashion-forward aesthetic without overcomplicating the details.

Style Tip: Monochromatic doesn’t have to mean boring. Play with textures by mixing different types of flowers and foliage in the same color family for depth and interest.

 

5. Dried & Preserved Florals Make a Comeback

Think dried flowers are just for rustic weddings? Think again. Dried and preserved florals are having a moment—and not just in bouquets. We’re seeing them in centerpieces, boutonnieres, hanging installations, and even as accents on cakes and signage.

From muted pampas grass and bunny tails to bleached ruscus and preserved roses, these long-lasting blooms are perfect for creating that trendy boho-chic look that’s all over Pinterest.

Why couples love them: Dried florals are sustainable, long-lasting, and often more affordable. Bonus? You get to keep your bouquet as a keepsake after the big day.

 

Stay Ahead with Oak Street Florals

Whether you’re planning a lavish ballroom wedding or an intimate garden celebration here in Rhode Island, your flowers should tell your love story. At Oak Street Florals, we work closely with every couple to create custom floral designs that reflect your style, season, and personality.

These wedding flower trends are just the beginning—your perfect wedding blooms are just a consultation away. Let’s bring your floral vision to life with passion, creativity, and a whole lot of heart.

 

Final Thoughts

Trends may come and go, but your wedding flowers should always feel like you. From bold colors and seasonal blooms to monochromatic bouquets and show-stopping installations, the possibilities are endless. Whatever your vision, embracing the latest floral trends is a beautiful way to keep your wedding fresh, fun, and unforgettable.

So, are you ready to bloom? Let Oak Street Florals make your Rhode Island wedding one to remember—with flowers as unforgettable as your love story.

 

FAQs

  1. What are the most popular wedding flowers in Rhode Island right now?
    Dahlias, peonies, roses, ranunculus, and hydrangeas are top picks among Rhode Island brides, especially for their beauty and versatility.
  2. Are dried flowers suitable for a formal wedding?
    Absolutely! With the right design, dried florals can look incredibly elegant and sophisticated. Think dried roses, pampas grass, and preserved eucalyptus in neutral or bold tones.
  3. How far in advance should I book my florist?
    Ideally, you should book your florist 6-9 months before your wedding. For peak seasons in Rhode Island, even earlier is better!

4. How can I make my floral arrangements more sustainable?
Opt for in-season, local blooms, avoid floral foam, and consider repurposing your ceremony flowers at the reception. Dried flowers are also a sustainable, reusable option!

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