Houston Weddings: Wedding Floral Arrangement Tips

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Flowers are more than just decorations at a wedding; they're a way to express your unique love story, set the mood and enhance any atmosphere. Choosing the right floral arrangements can feel overwhelming. Maxit Flower Design has been creating the most beautiful arrangements for weddings for over 16 years! Here are some helpful tips to guide you through the world of Houston wedding florals, ensuring your arrangements are breathtaking and your centerpieces and bouquets are absolutely stunning.

• Theme Matters: Are you going to have a classic fairytale wedding or a modern minimalist? The Houston wedding florists at Maxit Flower Design can create arrangements that perfectly complement any theme to fit your vision.

• Consider Your Color Theme: Consider your wedding color palette when choosing flowers. Maxit Flower Design’s wedding floral designers can help you select flowers that compliment your chosen colors without Don’t be afraid! The wedding florists at Maxit Flower Design will help you determine which colors work best together and how we can add pops of color without overpowering any of the other flowers or décor.

• Blooms in Season: Make sure to select flowers that are in season flowers to create a fresh and unique look. Maxit Flower Design will help you pick the perfect colors that align with your vision that are also in season.

• Size Matters: Consider the scale of your arrangements in relation to your venue. Large, overflowing centerpieces might overwhelm a small space, while delicate arrangements might get lost in a grand ballroom.

Houston's floral design scene is brimming with creativity and expertise. By considering these tips and collaborating with a talented Houston wedding florist at Maxit Flower Design you can transform your wedding venue!

luxury floral installations: guaranteed to elevate your wedding experience

This wedding really brought the “WOW” factor. Our team had a blast producing the floral design for Christian and Lung’s wedding that was held at the Houstonian Hotel, Club & Spa this past February. It’s so exciting when our clients approach us with a grande vision for their wedding; and it’s truly a special moment when we see that vision come to life once setup is complete on their wedding day.

Bridal party photos with the bride and groom at the Houstonian in Houston, TX, Chelsea Wenner Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Bridal family photos, wedding in Houston at the Houstonian Hotel, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Groom on wedding day, black tuxedo, ranunculus boutonnière, Cheslea @Belle Events , M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Romantic bridal bouquet full of garden roses, spray roses, eucalyptus, and ranunculus, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Wedding flat lay photography, wedding invitation suite details, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

We absolutely love to use flowers to transform spaces. It’s our specialty! Our bride wanted the feel of an outdoor wedding.  The floral installation we created for Christian and Lung’s wedding made a huge impact on the look and feel of their ceremony and reception. We used a variety of blooms and textures to create our designs such as white ohara roses, white hydrangea, garden roses, blush clooney roses, ranunculus, lemon leaf, eucalyptus, sweet peas, and hellebores.

Floral wedding ceremony installation full of hydrangea, pink roses, and greenery, wedding at the Houstonian Hotel in Houston, TX, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Wedding ceremony installation full of roses and hydrangea, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Wedding ceremony aisle arrangements full of pink garden roses, hydrangea, and greenery, Houstonian Hotel, Houston, TX, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Bride walking down aisle with father during wedding ceremony, Houstonian Hotel, Houston, TX, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Bride and groom during wedding ceremony underneath floral installation with hanging roses and greenery, Houstonian Hotel, Houston, TX, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Wedding reception welcome flower arrangement in a tall urn with white hydrangea and pink roses, Houstonian Hotel, Houston, TX, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Wedding reception table setting with classic flower arrangement full of pink roses and white hydrangea, Houstonian Hotel, Houston, TX, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Wedding reception tall floral centerpiece arrangements with white hydrangea, pink roses, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

Wedding reception at the Houstonian Hotel in Houston, TX, Chelsea @Belle Events, Blooming Gallery, La Tavola Linen, HTX Event Rentals, M Wang Photography, Maxit Flower Design

At Maxit Flower Design we are known for our floral centric events and experiences. We value the trust our clients place in our team, and it’s a joy to get to do what we do. From the bouquet to the centerpieces, ceiling installation and band front, we cover every detail to help make your event uniquely you! Book us for your next event - we’d love to collaborate and show you what we can do.

Bride and groom first dance underneath floral installation of hanging pink and white roses, wedding reception at the Houstonian Hotel in Houston, TX, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Blooming Gallery, HTX Event Rentals, Aztec Rentals, Mikes Dance Floors, Maxit Flower Design

Wedding reception group photo underneath floral installation of hanging roses and greenery, Houstonian Hotel, Houston, TX, Chelsea @Belle Events, M Wang Photography, Blooming Gallery, HTX Event Rentals, Aztec Rentals, Maxit Flower Design

There were so many wonderful vendors that came together to create a special and memorable event for Christian and Lung.

Flowers: Maxit Flower Design

Venue: The Houstonian Hotel, Club, & Spa

Event Planner: Chelsea @ Belle Events

Photography: M Wang Photography

Rentals & Linens: HTX Event Rentals; Aztec Events and Tents; La Tavola Fine Linen; Blooming Gallery

Dance Floor: Mike’s Dance Floors

we create because we have to: seeking inspiration from everything

I remember distinctly when my mother would make sure I would refer to myself as an ARTIST. She would correct me, and help me understand why it was so important.

Kelli Durham Photography

There is something indescribable that burns within us (Artists) that makes us need to create. I can’t focus, I get fidgety, and overall anxious when I have an idea that I need to see come to fruition. I never acknowledged this as I believed this was a general human condition, a way that everyone felt.

The older I get the more I notice that this is what is called artistry: the need to create a vision that overwhelms you.

A couple days ago this happened. I thought I needed coffee and just to get up from my desk as I had been creating proposals, and paying taxes. So who wouldn’t want to move around after that. But the urge to create the arrangement I had it my head was overwhelming. I had to go pickup some flowers from the wholesaler and create something. I ended up creating the arrangement seen in the “handmade: it cost more” blog post.

I felt instant relief. Like an addict getting their buzz from their cigarette. I felt more relaxed, calm and overall content with life. And I won’t even begin to mention how adding photography to the bag of fun make me feel.

Kelli Durham Photography

The need to create is something that I never knew, as a child, I could use to build a business from. That I could turn that energy into something profitable. Something so filled with passion and joy that would then be sought out by community. It all seems a little wild if you ask me. But it’s the best kind of wild I could have ever dreamt up.

Today I consider myself an artist, a creator.

How amazing is this skeleton leaf? Is a bleached preserved leaf that gives the most romantic soft touch to this arrangement. Looking forward to adding this delicate touch to our upcoming events and weddings.

Amazing photography by Kelli Durham Photography

Kelli Durham Photography

how to stay inspired: create for an audience of one

I have found that inspiration come from everything.  Music, art, food, movies, traveling, podcasts and so much more. As an artist we demand creativity from ourselves on a regular bases, pouring all we got to create something out of nothing.  To be able to do this on a consistent basis I have found that pouring back into that cup of creativity is one the best things I can do to continue to give as much as I can.

Creating for an audience of one is important.  I create pieces for me, no one else.   There wasn't an order, a wedding, or event that booked me for this one.  I got inspired and needed to develop a shape, and an idea with flowers.  I have found by doing this I can not only get an idea out and see if it works well, but also keep flexing that creative muscle. 

This inspires me and keeps me going.  This fills my cup.

This is how we continue to learn and develop the skills that we are so known for.  I did not design like this 10 years ago.  Trust me I am so glad Instagram was not a thing back then.  But with time and patience I created more and better. 

I used garden roses, peonies, lilac, roses, garden spray roses, anemones, ranunculus and lisianthus to name a few. We found this gorgeous urn at the local garden center and knew it needed to be filled with gorgeous blooms.

be around the light bringers

I read this some where and shamefully say that I have no clue where it came from.  I knew I needed to save it and meditate on it.  This quote leads my life.  

Be around the light bringers,

the magic makers, the world shifters,

the game shakers. 

They challenge you, break you open,

uplift you and expand you.

  They don't let you play small with your life. 

These heartbeats are your people. 

These people are your tribe.

I absolutely adore my creative community.  They energize me, motivate me and drive me to do more than I ever thought was possible.  My competitors keep me on my toes while my vendor friends keeping pushing me to do more.  I need this like I need air to breath.

Their drive is contagious, their vision demands attention. I am severely passionate about my work and love those that feel the same about theirs. 

These images bellow are from Simon Ly Photography. He reached out and asked for a last minute bouquet.  When he calls you answer.  He's a up and coming fine art photographer who is grinding away and creating is own path to success.  He exemplifies the quote above and found it so relevant to share the images he sent over. 

Vendors that were involved:

1) Hair and Makeup: Adorne Artistry

2)Shoes:  Bella Belle Shoes

3) Model: Ava Galindo