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Top Trends for Spring Wedding Flowers

Wedding flower trends follow fashion trends, and change just as frequently! Rest assured that Bachman's wedding designers stay on top of the latest styles to make sure your wedding is modern, yet timeless.

Trends for Spring/Summer 2013
This season, trends are falling into four distinct categories that correlate to the bride's personality and style preferences. Here's a quick overview of what we're seeing and a slideshow of trend examples designed by our talented wedding designers.

Classic
This look is for the more traditional bride who's being drawn toward the following trends:

	Bouquet Style: Rounded, hand-tied bouquets. Very classic!
	Colors: Pastels such as soft pinks, lavenders and peaches.
	Personalization: Heirloom brooches or veils worked into bouquets for a touch of "something old." Adding feathers to lighten the visual weight of the bouquet helps keep all of the attention on the bride!
	Dress: This look pairs well with big, beautiful ball gowns.

Modern
Brides that gravitate toward clean lines and structured style go for a more modern look that incorporates the following trends:

	Bouquet Style: Contemporary, sculpted bouquets, such as the square, Euro-style pave design. Unique handles are also in, including metal holders with built-in water wicks to retain moisture.
	Colors: Bright pops of color against a muted background. Hot color combos include cherry red and gray/blue, or sea foam green and vibrant pink.
	Personalization: Adding succulents to the bridal bouquet is a unique and memorable twist. LED light strings can also add a modern glow for evening weddings.
	Dress: Modern bouquets pair well with the sleek, floor length mermaid, goddess or column gowns that this bride is drawn to.

Romantic
This romantic trend is ideal for those couples who dream of transporting their wedding guests to a whimsical land of magic and fairies, perhaps with a themed wedding based on books or movies.

	Bouquet Style: Billowy blossoms of peonies and garden roses for the bride. Flower girls can pretend they are fairy princesses with a wand-type bouquet with trailing ribbons.
	Colors: Soft blues, lavenders and creams – or any alternative that fits the theme.
	Personalization: Add accents that fit the theme, such as seashells in the bridal bouquet or a bobber in the boutonnière for a wedding fantasy set in the sea.
	Dress: Brides looks for dresses inspired by the theme, perhaps something that resembles the costume of a character the story.

Rustic Chic
Perfect for brides planning natural, garden-inspired weddings, this look captures an outdoor organic feel with a refined twist. Trends include:

	Bouquet Style: Bird nest bouquets and birdcage centerpieces using fresh-from-the-garden blooms are popular with this bride.
	Colors: Earthy colors such as browns, greens, tea rose and ivories.
	Personalization: Burlap and twine accents in lieu of ribbon or rhinestones. Faux bird accents inserted into bouquets or centerpieces are also on trend.
	Dress: This bride feels comfortable in a subdued empire waist chiffon dress paired with cowboy boots.

Beyond the Trends
Didn't see what you're looking for in the trends slideshow? No problem! Bring in your ideas found in magazines, on websites, or from your own imagination. Our wedding designers love a good challenge and enjoy working with brides to make their dream flowers a reality!

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