If you’ve attended a wedding recently, chances are that you saw a flower wall or two. This trend is quickly sweeping the wedding world, and for good reason—it’s beautiful! If you’re considering a flower wall for your own ceremony, but are concerned that it’s overdone, don’t worry! There are plenty of unique ways to create the flower wall of your dreams on your big day, and we’ve rounded up 14 of them below:
Minimalist Chic
Not all flower walls need to be lush. A simple wreath on wood has minimalist appeal. Add brilliant blooms to keep things festive.
Photo by: Lena Kozhina Photography
Rustic Grace
If you can’t decide between an archway and a wall, create a hybrid of the two. Cover an arch with abundant florals to create a curtain of blooms. A mix of vines, buds and twisty twigs takes on an architecture all its own.
Photo by: Kelly Sweet Photography
Bohemian Glamour
For the dreamiest feeling, arrange blooms over sunset swirls of color. Propped behind the rehearsal dinner table, this flower wall makes the perfect conversation piece.
Photo by: Jenna McElroy Photography
Modern Style
A flower wall need not consist entirely of flowers. A couple of florals and vines tucked into pretty vases add understated elegance.
Photo by: Redfield Photography
Vibrant Elegance
Colorful columns of fresh blooms make a strong statement. Placing them against a white wall helps the hues stand out.
Photo by: Ashley Kidder Photography
Delicately Drapey
For a flower wall almost as beautiful as the bride, bunch together pastel blooms and drape in fabric reminiscent of a veil.
Photo by: Corrina Walker Photography | Florist: Flower Artistry
Wildly Unique
For a flower wall that guests will remember long after the cake is cut, combine bright vivid vines with textured metal and a rustic backdrop.
Verdant Romance
For the couple who loves nature, an organic-feeling wall is a must. Leaves, twigs, petals and blooms all mix to make this lush masterpiece.
Photo by: Pat Furey Photography
Festive Charm
For wedding guests who want to feel like they’re in a wonderland, consider the fantastic effect of paper flowers. Try matching them to the bride’s bouquet for a consistent theme.
Tropical Paradise
A tropical-toned wall adds just enough exoticness when propped behind a table and chairs.
Photo by: Amy and Jordan Photography
Natural Appeal
For an outdoor wedding, simplicity is key. Utilize natural features like vines and branches to assemble your wall. Empty space between blooms allows picturesque scenery to show through.
Photo by: Erika Lynn Photography
Feminine Romance
Whimsical buds and drapey vines feel like a fairyland when combined with white lights.
Blushing Beauty
Keep the focus on exquisite florals with a monochromatic wall. Soft paint tones jive well with delicately-colored buds. Let vines dangle freely for a natural feel.
Photo by: Jasmine Lee Photography | Florist: Nicole Ha | Planner: Charmed Events Group
Dark Simplicity
For increased elegance, try a dark-toned background. Keep the florals light in hue to avoid a somber feel.
Photo by: Casey Fatchett Photography
Whether your wall is modern, minimalist, lush or luxe, it’ll look beautiful as the backdrop to your special day. To make your flower wall sparkle even more, add a wedding garland or two to create a look that will impress. For more floral inspiration, check out our wedding collection. Happy planning!
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