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| Q | We're planning our wedding flowers for later in the year and have no idea where to start. What's on trend this year? |
| A | Anoma Radkevitch says: Orders for 2025 weddings already show that brides want more colour, seasonality, adherence to sustainability principles, and value for money. There are fewer requests for all-white rose bouquets, and even when they're requested, the roses may be combined with clematis and foliage such as thlaspi to make the bouquets look more natural and 'seasonal'. Arches are as popular as ever but clients often prefer asymmetrical designs, partly to keep costs down and partly to be different. Urns and plinth arrangements remain a favourite idea for the ceremony, and many couples request that these flowers be moved to the reception hall. Clients are also asking for various designs, from a layered bud vase look for long tables to traditional arrangements for circular ones. Established for nearly 30 years, we offer a sumptuous array of gorgeous fresh flowers, always arranged with sophistication, elegance and understated English glamour. Our loyal customer base appreciates our attention to detail and personalised service, as well as our eco-friendliness and commitment to sustainability. We're the only UK retail member of the Floriculture Sustainability Initiative (FSI). All of our arrangements are without oasis foam, and the flowers are sourced with attention to sustainability |
Anoma Radkevitch, Bloomsbury Flowers
