Monochrome

While pastels will always hold a special place in our hearts, we’re now drawn to the monochromatic floral color schemes. We adore the idea of adding depth with several shades of the same base color, whether it be in vibrant pink and red tones, warm, golden combinations of sunny yellows, or lush greenery tones.

Texture

By including more unique blossoms and foliage in their floral arrangements than ever before, floral designers have experimented with shape and texture this year.

Floral Installations

Since this is a trend that is here to stay, in 2023 we may anticipate seeing even bigger and bolder flower clouds, epic flowering backdrops, imaginative Chuppahs, and hanging displays.

Coffee Tones

Warm coffee colors like espresso, latte, mocha and cinnamon spice are all prominent in contemporary flower designs for weddings in 2022 and 2023, resulting in a whole new floral appearance.

Black & White

With all eyes turned toward black-tie weddings, black and white décor has become very popular. The trendiest flower style we’ve seen in a while is this one!

Halfpenny London

We admire brides who are brave enough to wear color on their wedding day, which is why this ensemble from Halfpenny London, which consists of the “Orchid” skirt and the “Hyacinth” dress, topped our list.

Francesca Miranda

The latest designs by Colombian master Francesca Miranda are filled with old-world splendor and pay homage to romance and nostalgia. The collection “Gloria,” which has the name of one of the region’s most famous flowers, was inspired by these notions.

Elie Saab

Elie Saab is a master of 3D overlays and appliqués, two distinctive techniques that were prominently included in the atelier’s most recent collection focused on bridal femininity. These fluid, sculptural gowns are embellished with sparkling sequins, organza petals, and stones. Despite their extravagant appearance, they are ideal for dancing.

Eisen Stein

Is anyone up for some beaded, lace, or needlework embellishments? Save Eisen Stein’s most recent collection to your favorites if you’re looking for an intricate, complex wedding dress.

Amsale

When creating Amsale’s first significant release since before the pandemic, designer Michael Cho was inspired by nature—forest streams, mossy banks, and towering trees—and modernized the brand’s trademark silhouettes with fanciful botanical threadwork (think mushroom caps, butterflies, and winding branches).

Pearls

Looking for something to make your stunning cake seem like it came from a royal fairy tale? Choose patterns with white sugar pearls or a metallic color like burned gold or rose gold if you want it to seem extra glam.

Brushstroke

Needless to say, this style is indicative of creative souls. Couples looking to express their whimsical selves might want to pay extra attention.

Geode

Last but not least, exquisite geode cakes became all the rage in 2022. It is easy to see why. Even those skeptical of the whole wedding ceremony fuss will likely agree that this awe-inspiring creation is worth a buck.

Edible Pressed Flowers

In 2022, edible flowers have become a significant wedding cake fad. Not edible flowers made of fondant, chocolate, or sugar but genuine blooms. If you’re planning a garden wedding, we highly recommend embracing this style as we adore how the flowers appear squished into the buttercream.

Translucent Isomalt Design

This masterpiece is just one example of a clever inclusion of translucent pieces into the modern cake design. Unusual enough to draw attention, yet also versatile, such cakes can accompany almost any ceremony.