We love fall brides that are not afraid to mix it up and have fun with texture in their bouquets! Below are some of our favorite textures to highlight your arrangements.

Amaranthus

Flowering in deep burgundy, mustard, and green, Amaranthus is a trailing bloom perfect for adding a textural element into wedding bouquets. We love this flower for unstructured and loose floral arrangements.

Dahlia

One of the most symmetrical flower varieties around, Dahlias are a picture-perfect bloom known for their soft ruffled petals and rainbow shades. They are available in red, yellow and white as well as tones of pink and peach.

Protea

Proteas are incredible focal statement blooms that hail from the desert and are some of the most ancient forms of flowers to still exist today. With a velvety texture on the outside, proteas range from beautiful pink/purple to greenish white. For the bolder bride!

Strawflower

Known as “everlasting” for its beautiful capacity to preserve itself since its waxy petals seem to almost never expire. A favorite “textural” accent bloom that looks incredible in boutonnieres, corsages, and detailed arrangements. They even come in white!

Sea Oats

Sea Oats look like flat oat tops with a flowing movement, and bounce in the wind like fluttery wings. They evoke a harvest feel, somewhat resembling wheat, but are delicate finishing touches.

Pampas Grass

A classic fall texture often featured in boho weddings. The range of natural colors and tall presence create a statement that evokes a soft and flowing feather-like plume. Often we use smaller portions of the plume to add a delicate touch for bouquets and boutonnieres.

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