Types of Flower Arrangements

As professionals in the floral sector, our group designs various floral arrangements for our customers daily. We constantly plan for a variety of events and occasions. While our areas of expertise are in floral design and production and non-floral event design, we are highly skilled in producing various floral arrangements. There are numerous factors to consider when selecting a particular flower arrangement for your occasion to create the ideal design. Flower arrangements come in many forms, hues, varieties, styles, and moods. Continue reading to learn more about the contents and examples of a few of these categories!

Types of Flower Arrangements

The amount of varieties available for flower arrangements is endless. The kind of floral arrangement you select will typically rely on the occasion you plan. For instance, centerpiece arrangements can be your primary focus when throwing a gala. Nonetheless, branded long and low arrangements positioned throughout the space can be advantageous for a product launch that features several product displays. There is a floral arrangement theme that is perfect for you, no matter what kind of occasion you are planning.

Centerpiece

A centerpiece is a classic floral arrangement well-known and adored by all. Usually, these bouquets are packaged in four-by-four-inch or even five-by-five-inch vases. The most popular spot for centerpieces on a dining table is in the center, but they can also be used as arrangements for cocktails, scattered across product displays, tucked into the corners of floral walls, and much more. A centerpiece is a classic arrangement that is always in fashion.

Bar Arrangement

A bar arrangement is a more elevated take on the traditional centerpiece arrangement, adding a touch of glitz and refinement to entice customers to visit a new venue. Most famously, bar arrangements are located to either side of the bustling, action-packed space above the bar. They can be applied in a wide range of additional venues. Other favorite locations for bar configurations are the sides of picture walls to encircle the entire structure and create a coherent moment, fireplaces to frame a mantel, and product displays to provide variable size and height.

Bud Vase

One could refer such bud vases as "miniature arrangements." Bud vases frequently match bar arrangements or centerpieces in terms of color, tone, or design. They can assist in filling space and as complimentary accent pieces next to more extensive arrangements. Bud vases contribute to the overall finished and well-designed look of an event's décor even though they often have far fewer stems than their larger counterparts.

Long and Low

Another cousin of the traditional centerpiece arrangement is a long and low arrangement. As the name implies, long and low arrangements are just that! Usually, they are found near the surface in long, rectangular vases. Since they are dispersed across larger surfaces, long and low designs tend to look more voluminous than standard arrangements. They are frequently utilized in table flower designs for tablescapes to create a single, cohesive floral tale across a table. Long and low layouts are also effective in breaking up products in product displays while maintaining a visually exciting show.

Styles of Flower Arrangements

The type of event that flower arrangements are intended for can have a significant impact on their style. The opening of a new boho-chic boutique in downtown New York City may not be the best occasion for a particular setup that works well for a corporate business meeting. The location of an event may also restrict the kind of setup you select. Larger, more free-form arrangements work well in some areas, while smaller, more formal patterns work well in others. The floral design types are just as crucial as the color scheme and/or branding features that are emphasized at your event.

Compact

A compact arrangement has a timeless, classic appeal. When every component in the arrangement is the same length, it is said to be compact. They frequently have a dome form, which indicates that nothing protrudes from the arrangement's central "sphere."

Loose and Wild

The arrangement is loose and wild when flowers are not put in a rigid, regular structure. Different components of the arrangement will frequently spill out of the vase. One of our favorite arrangements to design for corporate and individual clients is a loose and wild arrangement, despite the fact that some people may need to be more familiar with this style. These gorgeously flowing, bohemian-chic compositions are visually arresting.

Single Flower Type

Just one type of flower is used in this arrangement to create a stylish and unified appearance. To maintain the arrangement's structural integrity, you might occasionally add a few touches of greenery, but this kind of arrangement usually includes one type of flower.

Minimalist 

Simple, thoughtful stem placement is used in minimalist arrangements to generate negative space in a sleek, contemporary manner purposefully. A simple floral arrangement is an actual artistic creation. It may add a touch of refinement to any occasion and make guests smile longingly at your décor.

Monochromatic

An arrangement using only one hue of flowers is called a monochromatic arrangement. For instance, it could be an arrangement that employs just pink or all-white flowers. Beautiful pieces that always leave an impact on guests are monochromatic arrangements.

Neutral

A neutrally designed arrangement is another timeless design. Neutral colors are used in this arrangement; blacks, whites, tans, or greens are usually used as the primary color scheme. These serene flower patterns frequently give off an air of nature.

Moods of Flower Arrangements

Selecting the appropriate tone for the topic of your flower arrangement is another crucial step in creating beautiful blossoms. It's critical to let your event designers know about all of your preferences for styles and moods early on in the planning process so they can produce flower arrangements that are appropriate and fitting for your occasion. Guests will absorb the positive energy and vibrations your flowers and décor radiate as soon as they walk through your venue's main doors. As a result, you want to ensure that the décor and flowers immediately convey the appropriate vibe and enthusiasm.

Corporate

Corporate agreements are made with business in mind. They are made up of motifs and colors that are bold, clean, and contrasted so as not to draw attention away from a brand or its goal. These floral arrangements look great in many places, including the middle of a conference room table for a significant meeting or on high-boy tables for a social gathering.  

Dark

Darker-colored flowers are featured in arrangements with a gloomy aesthetic. They give out a more dramatic, furious, and moody energy. Their attitude is just as vibrant as their hues.

Feminine

Bright or pastel bouquets with lots of color and energy are considered feminine. Light pinks, purples, whites, peaches, reds, and other colors are used in these arrangements. They feel natural and silky at the same time. Customers who select an arrangement with a feminine appeal will make the right choice.

Out-of-the-Box

Some of our favorite arrangements are unconventional ones! Even though we don't make this kind of arrangement very often, guests are always impressed by our unusual flower arrangements when they go into a place. Conventional arrangements must be within the standard. To better represent a business's branding or the topic of an occasion, one could utilize an unusual vase or incorporate eclectic components into the arrangement. Everyone enjoys viewing these distinctive pieces.

Romantic

Arrangements that seem excellent when accentuated with soft illumination are considered romantic. These are exquisite bouquets with accents of deep purple or crimson. These are nicely complemented with an emphasis on lace.

Rustic

Rustic-themed arrangements might be characterized as rugged, worn-out, or organic. These are informal pieces that frequently use natural materials. Bark and other timber elements may be used in these arrangements.

Tropical

Its tropical arrangement transports us to a cozy and soothing place. Tropical components like anthurium or palm leaves are frequently included in these bouquets. Their enormous fan of tropical flowers and foliage makes you think you were sipping a Mai Tai on some beach somewhere!