Love floral print but aren't sure how to incorporate the feminine design into your wedding details? Gather ideas from these real weddings!
Love floral print but aren't sure how to incorporate the feminine design into your wedding details? Whether you want a full-fledged floral-print wedding, or you desire some smaller elements that honor your favorite motif, we've pulled together some of our favorite images from wedding events that beautifully featured flower print. Not sure if your groom will like it? Take a look at the photos below as a couple and decide which elements you love – and those details that you can let go.
If you love floral print but want a modern black-and-white wedding, incorporate the print in your wedding invitations or wear a pair of floral-inspired earrings as an ode to your favorite flower. From vintage-inspired designs and modern illustrations, to floral-inspired details that aren't quite a "print," take a look at the inspiration below and discover 15 ways to include a floral-print design in your wedding.
Wedding invitations offer the first taste of your wedding to guests. Add a floral motif to the invites themselves, or incorporate a floral print in vintage-inspired stamps for a unique detail that your attendees will love, regardless of your actual décor theme.
Photo by Maya Myers Photography
Your bridal gown doesn't have to be white. More and more brides are adopting a fashion-foward approach with colored wedding dresses (including pink, black, red, or black-and-white bridal gowns) and even ball gowns and sheaths in floral prints.
Photo by Vue Photography
Photo by Collin Pierson Photography
If you want a small part of your wedding to honor your favorite florals, choose a pair of earrings (or a bracelet or necklace) designed to resemble flowers with colored gemstones! This is a wonderful option if your groom says "absolutely not" to a floral-print theme.
Photo by Troy Grover Photographers
Take the term "flower girl" to an entirely new level and outfit your flower girls in beautiful dresses with floral-print fabric. For a more laid-back look, choose two mismatched dresses in various flower prints that complement each other.
Photo by Elizabeth Messina; Planning & Design by Bob Gail Events
Gift your bridesmaids with colorful robes in floral prints to wear while getting ready for the big day in your bridal suite. Not only do silk robes look great in pre-wedding photographs, they'll be cherished by your 'maids for a lifetime!
Photo by Jodee Debes Photography; Planning & Design by Tessa Lyn Events
Floral-print bridesmaid gowns are a great idea for a garden wedding. If you don't want to dress your bridesmaids in full-on floral print, however, consider adding floral details by choosing a dress (or adding custom details!) that features delicate crystals in a flower motif on dress straps, sashes, or belts.
Photo by Bryan Miller Photography
Although the MOB and MOG aren't part of your décor, their attire can complement your wedding theme! Floral-print dresses for either the mother of the groom or mother of the bride will add a fresh, summery feel to a wedding!
Photo by Christian Oth Studio; Bridal Salon: Mark Ingram Atelier
In lieu of solid-hued linens, incorporate a tablecloth in a floral print at your rehearsal dinner or wedding reception. The unique design will set your event apart and give your celebration a vintage, feminine flair.
Photo by Elizabeth Messina; Planning & Design by Bob Gail Events
Photo by Michelle Lacson Photography; Linens by Luxe Linen; Planning & Design by Bluebell Events
There are tons of wedding cake designs to choose from. If you love floral prints, consider adding a floral design to your confection using fondant, frosting, or even sugar flowers! Choose vibrant colors or keep designs in all-white for a more classic look.
Photo by Paige Jones; Planning & Design by Bluebell Events
Photo by Vitor Lindo Photo + Video; Planning & Design by Kelli Corn Weddings and Events
Gobo lighting makes it possible to project nearly any pattern on your dance floor, walls, or ceiling. The impressive lighting design can easily turn an empty, bare space into an opulent, stylish ballroom.
Photo by Aaron Delesie Photographer; Planning & Design by International Event Company