The 2025 wedding flower trend and aesthetic you'll see everywhere

As 2024 comes to an end, you'll likely be preparing for big events you'll be attending in the next year, with many people set to attend at least one wedding in 2025.

And there's one flower trend that's set to take the year by storm, according to expert florist and esteemed gardener David Denyer from .

Highlighting the growing popularity of wildflower bouquets, David predicted: "There’s a clear shift towards more natural, almost foraged looks in floral design.

"Next year, you can expect to see vibrant wildflower bouquets incorporating cornflowers, cosmos, and daisies, with an emphasis on cheerful hues like yellow, purple, and deep, deep blue."

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"This bohemian aesthetic encourages a more relaxed approach to floristry, allowing for creativity. These bouquets resonate particularly well with clients seeking authenticity and a connection to nature, making them perfect for weddings and casual gatherings."

He further predicts that textured arrangements will also be increasing in popularity as they will "elevate the visual interest in floral designs."

The combination of different textures, from the soft blooms of hydrangeas to the earthiness of succulents and the delicate fronds of asparagus ferns, florists can create truly dynamic pieces.

David added: "The colour palette for these arrangements will vary widely, ranging from soft pastels to rich jewel tones like emerald and sapphire. This approach allows for intricate layering and depth, making each arrangement a feast for the eyes."

Another potential trend you might see next year is dried flowers, with the possibility of even turning bridal bouquets into dried flower arrangements at a later date.

David explained: "Dried flowers are in vogue with their soft tones and lasting beauty, but fresh blooms bring a unique charm. They add vibrant colour to any space, allowing you to enjoy their beauty twice — first as lively bouquets and later as stunning dried arrangements."