The Floral & Decor Edit: Trends We Love for 2026
From what you hold down aisle to the makings of your tablescapes, your floral and decor set the mood for your celebration. With fresh takes on bouquets to bold new blooms, these trends are all the rage for 2026.
DISCO FEVER
A glimmer of mirrored light instantly shifts the mood. Whether scattered through the reception, hanging from the ceiling or spotlighted at the sweetheart table, disco balls give a wink to retro charm and guarantee a groovy good time — all while adding a special dose of sparkle.
Photo (left): Megan Corbat Design by Andrea de Anda Photography | Photo (right): ATL Flower Co. by Ashley White Photo
CALLA LILIES
Timeless and sculptural, calla lilies are making a major comeback. Perfect for couples drawn to quiet luxury, these sleek, trumpet-shaped blooms offer sophisticated simplicity, but with an it-girl energy.
Photo (left): Jolie Petales by Filmed by VP | Photo (right): 89th & Autumn by Hannah Forsberg
DRAMATIC DRAPING
Fabric becomes architecture with full, sweeping drape work. Whether airy and light or rich and luxurious, the effect of drapery sets the stage for romance with a flourish.
Photo (left): I Do Linens by Robin Gerrard Photography | Photo (right): Events by Heya Designs by Kim Vargas Productions
SERPENTINE TABLES
Break the mold of traditional grid-like reception layouts with sinuous, curving tables. This setup invites guests to mingle along the flowing path and creates a unique visual flow throughout the space.
FLOWER BAGS
Bouquets are getting an upgrade: Introducing the floral handbag. Arrangements fashioned as petite purses bring a dash of runway energy to the aisle. They’re stylish, unexpected and — since they’re easy to carry — you can hold onto yours all night long.
Photo (left): Ivy & Iris by RebeccaMarie Photography | Photo (right): Stems Atlanta by Christina Dianne Photography
FRUIT
Vibrant, fragrant and beautifully textural, fruit earns its place among the florals. With citrus garlands or bowls of grapes anchoring a table, fruit is an easy way to infuse color and a touch of sensory delight.
Photo (left): Bloomin’ Bouquets by Robin Gerrard Photography | Photo (right): Luxe + Bloom by Alexis Lunsford Photography
