If you have ever been on Pinterest since the 2020's, you're bound to come across the term "Cottagecore", which is a design style that celebrates the rustic and traditional elements.
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Basking in the sunlight, picnics by the lake, and billowy dresses in a tulip field... In a world of hustle and bustle, the Cottagecore aesthetic is a calm reminder to slow down and enjoy the little cozy moments of simpler times. Some are even going so far as to call it a form of escapism, but we think it's the perfect inspiration for a fairytale wedding straight out of a Monet painting.
If the perfect wedding you envision is one that is quiet, intimate and timeless, you're on the right page.
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1. Cottagecore essentials
To understand the cottagecore style, we are going to break it down into its colour palette: white, cream, tan, pink and muted warm tones. Although there are variations of the palette including browns and greens, it would not be Cottagecore if it does not have the floral hues.
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2. Handheld bouquets
On the big day, walking down the isle would be one of the most memorable moments for the bride. Aside from the glam and the wedding dress, holding the perfect bouquet is cherry on top for an iconic moment. We suggest our Posy and Luxe Pink bouquet for a timeless and soft take on the Cottagecore aesthetic.
Posy for the Bridesmaids
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The Posy bouquet embodies everything dainty, pink and delicate. Its petite size makes it perfect for a bride who wants to show off more of the dress, or for bridesmaids to not steal the bride's spotlight.
Luxe Pink Bouquet for the Bride
(source: Patricia's Flowers Luxe Pink Bouquet)
The Luxe Pink bouquet includes romantic flowers like roses and lilies, this is a bouquet that screams "enchanted wedding". This bouquet is the grand statement piece for an unforgettable day, with accents of pastel pinks, whites and light greens.
3. Box Arrangements for Tables
Finally, the floral arrangements on the table will be glue that brings it altogether.
To keep the theme consistent, we suggest the following box arrangements:
Classics
Designers's Choice: Pink
Designer's Choice: Pastel Colours
Classics
(source: Patricia's Flowers Classics)
For a Cottagecore wedding, a classic floral arrangement is only fitting. This arrangement can include pink roses and pink gerberas, as well as lilies and carnations.
Designer's Choice: Pink
(source: Patricia's Flowers Designer's Choice: Pink)
Your arrangement may feature an elegant mix of roses, gerberas, lilies, carnations, chrysanthemums, and Singapore orchids. Our skilled florist will make a unique pink-themed arrangement for you that does not necessarily match the example photos provided unless specifically requested.
Designer's Choice: Pastel Colours
(source: Patricia's Flowers Designer's Choice: Pastel Colours)
This arrangement may showcase a stunning variety of blooms, including roses, gerberas, lilies, carnations, Singapore orchids and seasonal blooms all in shades ranging from soft pastels pinks to oranges.
Don't know the difference between gerberas, daisies, lilies, and chrysanthemums? If your answer to flowers is, "Who cares?", the Designer's Choice is perfect for you. We can use our expertise to handpick flowers to match your theme. In this case, it can be pink or pastel coloured flowers.
4. Corsage
Last but not least, matching corsages for loved ones.
(source: Patricia's Flowers Corsage)
There you have it, a picturesque day to remember. A Cottagecore wedding does not necessarily have to only exist on your vision board. With some planning and theme coordination, this timeless and elegant memory could be yours to cherish.
This page is powered by Patricia's Flowers, NSW Central Coast's trusted florist.
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