These 6 Nontraditional Wedding Flower Trends Will Blow You Away

"It's the unexpected 'wow' moment when you see flowers suspended from the ceiling," Jennifer exclaims of the dramatic ceiling treatment trend. "For a sleek modern look, ceilings or chandeliers covered with solid white calla lilies, tulips, or orchids are spectacularly architectural. Alternatively, a rustic garden wedding may have ceilings composed of textured bittersweet and kiwi vine. And for the romantic bride, a ceiling covered in soft blush roses and peonies would be a dream!"

Jennifer is a big fan of the composite bouquet trend popular with contemporary brides. "Composite bouquets are simplicity at its best. An oversized single flower, often in the shape of a rose, is composed from a plethora of individual rose petals," she says. But, she warns, this bouquet is best handled by a pro, not left to a DIY bride.

A beautiful venue is nice, but it's no longer necessary. Today's brides are creating picturesque spots to exchange vows with floral walls. Jennifer explains, "Floral walls are a fresh, modern alternative for ceremony backdrops." She also notes that they're a great place to put your personal touch on the nuptials. "Whether it's a moss wall with monogrammed initials, an intricate pattern of blooms, or a solid partition of roses, each makes a memorable statement!"