Trend Report: Chic, Minimalist Brides Are Turning To Single Stem Bouquets On The Big Day
This wedding season, less is more.
Minimalist brides, look sharp: a new floral trend is emerging in 2018 to eclipse last year's favorites. Out with the all-greenery arrangements, in with the single-stem bouquet.
According to , "Single stem flowers are making a comeback. Opt for a sculptural stem, like an oversize tropical leaf, a calla lily, or a big-headed bloom like a peony or dinner-plate dahlia for maximum effect."
Not only is the trend daringly pared-down, opting for quality over quantity, it can also be an attractive option for the bride on a budget. A chic single bloom done right can have just as much impact as a full bouquet, but at a fraction of the cost.
Brides who prefer the look of a full bouquet for their own respective walks down the aisle might also consider the single stem trend as an option for bridesmaids and flower girls — a maid-of-honor juggling responsibilities the day of might find it easier to manage with just one gorgeous bloom to keep track of.
