Wildflora Blog

We got to stay true to the "Wild" in our name with these wild wedding florals. Tim & Zac chose a stunning location with a blend of desert and coastal California vibes. We were excited to lush it up with greens, including monstera, fan palms, asparagus fern, sword fern, and other tropical foliage. We then added pops of color/florals, like fritillaria, star of Bethlehem, grevelia, hellebore, pitcher flower, allium, orchid, ranunculus, amaranthus, lily, palm seeds, clematis, and ornamental grasses. In additional to the table florals and boutonnieres for our grooms, we got to create a floral floor backdrop, which they...

Sometimes a bouquet is all you need to celebrate gettin' hitched, and WHAT A BOUQET this was! Much like a relationship, we combined complementary components in this creation. The sharp, fine needles of the cactus, are paired with a delicate, light palette, including garden roses, cymbidium orchid, blushing bride protea, and dried bunny tail lagurus. The cool greens of the succulents and eucalyptus pair sweetly with the warm, glowy peach, blush, and pink. We really loved creating a unique blend of botanicals that celebrates the power of opposites coming together. Though, fingers crossed there wasn't a bouquet toss at this...

Floraprima gave us a sneak peek at some of the new, beautiful Moderna ranunculus varieties that they'll soon be offering, and the blooms did not disappoint! Scroll down to check out Moderna Sunny, Moderna Vesuvio, Moderna Cosmo, Moderna Mars, Moderna Crema, Moderna Energia, Moderna Allegria, Moderna Galaxy, Moderna Leda, & Moderna Vega.

If you've ordered flowers from WildFlora online, then you've seen our little blurb about seasonality - since flower availability changes from month-to-month ( ...or week-to-week or even year-to-year), it means your arrangements will vary a little bit from the image on our website. However, our designers are pros at finding the perfect blooms to still achieve the vibes needed.  Case in point: this week, we had an order for our Emerald Canopy Arrangement. The original version of this was photographed in March a couple years ago, and we were able to get some BEAUTIFUL, large, orange Fritillaria stalks. They helped...