2025 Celebrity Wedding Flowers: Trends, Inspiration, and What’s Blooming!

Mabel & Preye Cookes

Singer Mabel married music exec Preye Cookes in July 2025 at St Stephen Walbrook Church in London, followed by a reception at the V&A museum.

Mabel kept her bridal party flowers simple and minimalist, with a bridal bouquet of delicate white sweet peas created by Veevers Carter. Her bridesmaids each carried a single long stemmed rose tied with a trailing ribbon.

In contrast, a colourful cascading arrangement of flowers surrounded by pillar candles adorned the church altar for the wedding ceremony.

For the reception, hundreds of candles in glass vases formed the table centrepieces, while dramatic floral installations and draping highlighted key features of the room such as the bar and the dessert table.

Photo Credit: Dosmasenlamasa

Photo Credit: Dosmasenlamasa

Demi Lovato & Jordan Lutes

Demi Lovato’s wedding to musician Jordan Lutes took place in California in May 2025, and the flowers were created by Celio’s Designs

For the ceremony, Demi carried a simple bouquet of blush pink ranunculus, the perfect seasonal spring wedding flower, while an abundance of blooms, including roses and delphinium in white and pink, lined the aisle in meadow style arrangements. The ceremony chuppah was adorned with elegant white drapes.

Pops of colour in the form of burgundy ranunculus, cosmos, and hellebores added depth to the otherwise blush and white colour scheme in key areas including table settings and the wedding cake.

Key Takeaways: Again, colour blocking and grouping of flower types contributes to the elevated, luxury look. Adding a pop of darker colour can add depth and interest to an arrangement. Aisle meadows create a big impact, and can be repurposed after the ceremony, for example to line the dancefloor.

Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco

Selena and Benny’s autumn wedding in California was an elegant yet relaxed affair.

Following the trend of minimalist bridal bouquets, Selena opted for a simple bouquet of white lily-of-the-valley. Lily of the valley is delicate and lightly scented, and traditionally signifies purity and happiness, making it a popular choice for bridal bouquets throughout history, including for royal weddings.

Although small, lily of the valley is a very expensive cut flower and highly toxic if eaten, which is something to bear in mind if considering it for your own wedding bouquet!

For the ceremony and reception, seasonal autumn foliage and blooms including dahlias, nerines, and eremurus added warmth and colour.

Charli XCX & George Daniel

Charli XCX and George Daniel’s London wedding was the epitome of BRAT style, with the ceremony taking place in Hackney Town Hall, followed by a walk to a local Italian restaurant for a big family dinner of pasta and champagne. The celebrations then continued into the early hours at Ellie’s Bar in Dalston.

Charli’s floaty garden style bridal bouquet was created entirely of locally grown British flowers, by London florist Hamish Powell. The white and green bouquet included stems of cosmos, dahlias, saponaria, scabious, cornflower, and didiscus.

The pair later held a larger wedding celebration in Sicily.

Dani Dyer & Jarrod Bowen

Dani Dyer & footballer Jarrod Bowen tied the knot at an outdoor wedding ceremony in Buckinghamshire back in May 2025.

Floral designer Kristina Kempton created Dani’s bridal bouquet of big, blousey white roses, and adorned the white ceremony stage with arrangements of white hydrangeas.

For the reception, hundreds of white and blush pink blooms including roses, sweet peas, scabious and Lisianthus adorned the tables.

Daisy Lowe & Jordan Saul

Model Daisy Lowe and real estate manager Jordan Saul held their wild, natural and romantic wedding ceremony in a meadow in Somerset.

Florist Swallows & Damsons lined the aisle with wildflower style arrangements, and created a broken arch of tumbling flowers and foliage for the ceremony backdrop. Daisy’s whimsical garden gathered style bouquet included seasonal flowers such as dahlias, echinacea, scabious and cotinus in shades of light and dark pink, and her bridesmaids held their own smaller versions.

The whimsical garden theme continued into the reception marquee, with flower bowls and bud vases placed down the centre of the long trestle tables. Mismatched patterned plates and velvet bow place names added an extra sprinkling of whimsy. Wild, rambling arrangements of flowers and foliage decorated the marquee pillars.

Megan McKenna & Oliver Burke

TV star Megan McKenna and footballer Oliver Burke’s wedding took place at Grantley Hall in North Yorkshire in June 2025, and their flowers were created by Paula Rooney.

Megan chose simple bouquets of ruffled white blooms for her and her bridesmaids, then went all out with the ceremony backdrop of multiple large flower installations featuring shades of pink and white.

Moving indoors for the wedding reception, low bowls of flowers and tall candelabras adorned the table centres, with larger installations placed at key focal points such as the cake table.

Summary: Key Luxury Wedding Flower Trends of 2025 that we think are here to stay for 2026

Simple Bouquets Paired with Decadent Venue Flowers

A common theme seen in luxury weddings across 2025, many brides are choosing petite bouquets in a single colour and/or flower type, then going big and bold for their venue flowers with meadows, pillars and cascading arrangements.

Colour blocking and grouping single flower types in the large arrangements creates an elevated, modern look.

Colour Blocking and Flower Type Grouping

Neutral Colour Palettes with a Pop of Bright or Dark Colour

Neutral colour palettes punctuated with pops of brighter or darker tones have been super popular this year.

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