The trend of Dutch Masters inspired florals in weddings takes its cue from the Golden Age of Dutch painting, known for its exquisite floral art. Renowned artists like Huysum, Bosschaert, Ruysch, and Vosmaer are famed for their detailed and opulent floral arrangements, which often included fruits, adding to their lush and wild appeal. These historical works, rich with symbolism and a unique visual style, continue to inspire contemporary floral designs, bringing a touch of timeless elegance and natural beauty to modern weddings.
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LightingDark backgrounds with strong central highlights and unnatural fading to shadow emphasize the flowers' natural light and colors.
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VesselsLow-footed urns made of brass, copper, or other metal allow flowers and vines to spill over the edge, creating a sense of movement and intrigue.
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FlowersHomegrown flowers with tangled stems, wispy foliage, trailing fronds, and disheveled leaves.
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Other elementsSymbolic items like butterflies, or rare blooms placed at the top of the arrangement .
