There’s something about an all-white wedding that never goes out of style. It’s fresh, elegant, and feels quiet but luxurious in a way that doesn’t beg for attention — it simply glows.
This year, Pantone’s Color of the Year, Cloud Dancer White, perfectly captures that feeling. It’s not a stark, sterile white, and it’s not creamy ivory either. It’s soft, airy, and romantic — like sunlight through sheer curtains or fresh snowfall on a Vermont morning.
Across several of our recent weddings, we designed entire floral stories around layered whites, creating depth through texture, movement, and shape rather than color. The result? Weddings that feel timeless today and will still look beautiful decades from now.
Photography by Coryn Kiefer
The Bridal Bouquet: Soft, Textural, and Effortlessly Romantic
Instead of relying on bold color contrast, we build interest through the variety of flowers we use. A few of our favorites are pillowy garden roses, delicate ranunculus, soft lisianthus, and fluffy peonies.
Each bloom catches the light differently, creating dimension even within the same color family. Some bouquets were classic and rounded. Others were a bit looser and garden-inspired with airy movement. But every one of them felt light, fresh, and completely effortless — like they belonged in the bride’s hands.
White florals also photograph beautifully. They reflect light, soften skin tones, and create that dreamy, editorial finish couples love.
Photography by Coryn Kiefer
Ceremony Installations
White designs truly shine in ceremony spaces. For one celebration, we dressed a wooden arbor with an abundant garland of Cloud Dancer White blooms mixed with ferns and greenery. The softness of the flowers against the natural wood created the prettiest contrast — organic, elegant, and grounded.
Because white is so versatile, it adapts to any venue style:
• rustic barns
• mountain lodges
• classic inns
• modern spaces
It never competes with the surroundings — it elevates them. The effect feels calm and refined rather than overwhelming. Guests notice the beauty without the design feeling heavy or overdone.
Photography by Ellen Sargent Photography
Reception Details
Cloud Dancer White isn’t just for big moments — it’s stunning in the details too. We love using white florals for receptions in different ways. Some of our favorites include blooms in bud vases, low compote centerpieces, cocktail table accents, and clustered mini arrangements.
Simple white roses in small vessels feel incredibly luxe without feeling fussy. It’s proof that you don’t need bold colors to make an impact — thoughtful placement and quality blooms do all the work.
Paired with candlelight, wood textures, or soft linens, the look becomes warm, inviting, and timeless.
Photography by Julia Luckett
Planning a White Wedding?
If you’re dreaming of soft, airy, all-white florals (or a white-forward palette with subtle neutrals), we’d love to design something timeless and completely personal for you.
Because white doesn’t have to mean simple — it can mean unforgettable.
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