It's almost wedding season and that means a whole new crop of brides will be carrying brilliant bouquets on their big day. So, what will be the biggest trends this season? Here are our six predictions. 1. Organic and loose bouquets. These blooms look like they were plucked from the garden and simply placed together. Today's brides are choosing this organic look as opposed to a structured arrangement. A photo posted by Wedding Sparrow (@weddingsparrow) on Mar 8, 2016 at 12:22pm PST 2. Greens, greens, greens. Think eucalyptus, dusty miller, lemon leaf, fern, or lamb's ear. Greens add a unique texture to your bouquet and are often cheaper than bright florals. A photo posted by Kate Holland (@magnoliarouge) on Mar 7, 2016 at 12:04pm PST 3. Flowers with special meanings. Many modern couples aren't making their floral decisions based completely on look, but also on meaning. Maybe you grew up in Texas and always dreamed of incorporating Blue Bells into your bouquet. Or, your mother carried pink roses, so you want to do the same. A photo posted by Wedding Chicks™ (@weddingchicks) on Mar 13, 2016 at 7:05am PDT 4. Long flowing ribbons will replace the traditional bouquet wrap. These pretty satin pieces are both ethereal and feminine. Plus, they look way more dramatic while walking down the aisle. A photo posted by Inspired By This (@inspiredbythis) on Mar 2, 2016 at 5:01pm PST 5. Berries and other foraged foodie finds. To make arrangements even more creative, florists are finding ways to incorporate berries, herbs, and fruits. Imagine figs, lemons, blackberries, or rosemary paired with gorgeous blooms and foliage. A photo posted by Janie Medley (@thebridescafe) on Feb 4, 2016 at 5:51pm PST 6. Cascading bouquets. These pretties most certainly make a statement. For brides who are wearing a simple gown, a cascading bunch can add some heightened romance to your look. A photo posted by Wedding Dream (@weddingdream) on Mar 11, 2016 at 12:02pm PST Get more big day blooms now: 10 Ways to Save Money on Your Wedding Flowers 5 Unique Alternatives to Tossing the Bouquet At Your Wedding 15 Aisle-Worthy Red Bouquets
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