When it comes to weddings in San Diego, florals set the tone. Whether you’re envisioning something beachy and breezy, sleek and modern, or filled with garden-fresh romance, your flower choices can bring your celebration style to life and elevate your entire wedding space.

Need a little inspiration? Here are 10 floral design ideas we’ve seen (and loved) that can help you express your style, impress your guests, and enhance the beauty of your day.

Cream, beige, soft blush, and sandy gold tones mix with dried palms or bleached ferns to create a sunset-inspired palette.

Best for: Beach weddings, golden hour ceremonies, or couples drawn to warm minimalism

Think monstera leaves, anthuriums, protea, and orchids in hot pink, coral, and citrusy orange.

Best for: Summer weddings, destination-style receptions, or vibrant couples who love a bold moment.

Classic white blooms like roses or ranunculus meet layers of rich greenery—think eucalyptus, ruscus, or olive branches.

Best for: Formal weddings, minimalist couples, or rooftop celebrations with city views.

Add oranges, lemons, or kumquats for an beautiful touch, paired with zinnias or ranunculus in bright shades.

Best for: Playful outdoor weddings or couples who love unexpected details

A loose mix of seasonal flowers in many colors—like cosmos, poppies, delphinium—gives an effortless, organic look.

Best for: Boho backyard weddings, elopements, or free-spirited vibes.

Think rust, terracotta, dusty rose, and cream—paired with dried grasses, bunny tails, and neutral roses.

Best for: Modern desert venues, barn weddings, or couples drawn to muted, romantic tones.

Timeless white blooms meet unexpected textures—like sculptural branches, artichokes, or deep green accents—for a modern update.

Best for: Traditional couples who want just a hint of surprise.

Choose one color (like dusty blue, blush, or burgundy) and use variations of that shade across all your florals for a high-impact, cohesive look.

Best for: Stylish couples who want to make a strong visual statement.

Florals aren’t just for bouquets. A fully bloomed arch creates a picture-perfect altar moment and can be reused for photos or the sweetheart table.

Best for: Outdoor weddings, statement ceremonies, or garden venues.

Minimal doesn’t mean boring. Smaller bridal bouquets with strong floral choices (like orchids or calla lilies) pair beautifully with dramatic hairpieces or floral sleeves.

Best for: Chic, modern brides who love clean lines and curated details.

We have helped dozens of couples simplify the planning process and bring their unique celebration to life all through one unified team. Let us help you do the same