Ikebana wedding centerpieces

Looking for wedding florals that are a little more outside the vase? Meet Ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of floral arrangement.

Zach and Lina aren’t very traditional people. "However, we knew we wanted to incorporate our Vietnamese culture into our wedding. We had a traditional tea ceremony the day before for all of our closest friends and family. I wore the same ao dai my mom wore on her wedding and it just all felt so special. It was such an emotional day for us! Having this intimate ceremony was kind of a way for us to acknowledge our elders and let them know that we haven’t forgotten where we came from!"

Kimberly | Socal Wedding Floral Designer on Instagram: "I’m all for intentional designs. What five blooms, a pin frog and a saucer dish can do. These arrangements are minimal, but are also intricate and sophisticated. They add just the right amount of detail and depth. Add one on each cocktail table/bar/welcome table or cluster a few together for guest tables/cake table/sweetheart table. Definitely one of my favorites and I’ll never not love this look 😍 . . . . . #chloerosedesign #florist…

Kimberly | Socal Wedding Floral Designer on Instagram: "I love ikebanas and while they seem easy to design, they aren’t. Ikebana arrangements are intentionally designed and they require a lot of attention to details. So here are my top 5 tips on how to design ikebanas. 1. Start with the largest blooms Large blooms takes up the most space so you want to start with them to establish what space you have left and where you need to balance out the heaviness of the larger blooms. 2. Embrace curves…

From romantic bouquets to lush, eye-catching backdrops, wedding flowers are the perfect way to breathe some color and life into someone's special day.