As the warm weather approaches, we are bracing for a rise in trendy tropicals for this summer. In anticipation for all things tropical, we’ve rounded up a few of our all time favorite real weddings for some tropical wedding inspiration.
Palm Springs Tropical
First up we have Whitney Port and Tim Rosenman’s tropical, palm springs nuptials. A few of our favorite details from this wedding include the all-palm arch used at the ceremony to tie in the natural greenery of the desert with the organic, mountain colors. Whitney’s all blushing bride protea bouquet is absolutely stunning and can be DIYed so easily! The wedding lent itself beautifully to the art-deco vibes that naturally occur in Palm Springs, CA. This theme and palette couldn’t have come together more perfectly. True tropical wedding inspiration right here!
Photo By: Hannah Costello
Industrial Tropical
Next up we have a beautiful and more accessible for everyone, industrial tropical real wedding. Lauren and Julien’s wedding took place in Los Angeles but could have been the Caribbean for all we knew. It’s perfectly put together tropical floral pieces are truly a tropical wedding inspiration. Her overflowing bouquet with a touch of bohemian, the simplicity of the centerpieces, and the understated arch are all reasons we love this real wedding. An industrial space is probably the most versatile venue and can be perfect for a variety of themes.
Photo By: Gabriel Conover
Tropical Bohemian Vibes
The last tropical wedding inspiration we collected is a beautiful boho styled shoot with touches of tropical accents. This whimsical and wild shoot is a showstopper with 2 gorgeous brides and all the boho vibes. We especially love the beige and peach color palette and how it flows with the metallics and dark green palm leaves perfectly. A swoon worthy arch as well as bouquet, these photos are perfect for your boho, tropical wedding inspiration.
Photo By: Ed & Aileen Photography
Derian Banzhaf
Derian has worked in many facets of the floral industry, with over 10 years experience in everything from flower arranging to wedding and party planning, She loves to experiment in elements of flower design, color, and texture and is always looking for the latest trends in wedding bouquets.
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