Gone are the days of generic, cookie-cutter wedding flower arrangements in favor of more unique and personalized flower moments. Today, couples embrace their individuality and select flowers that reflect their personal style. The possibilities are endless, whether you prefer simple or as elaborate, bright and bold blooms, soft and romantic blossoms, or a combination of both. 

If you like bright colors, try incorporating dahlias, ranunculus, or tulips into your bouquets and centerpieces. Soft blooms such as peonies, garden roses, or Sweet peas are ideal for a more relaxed, natural, and garden-style look.