Both stylish and super useful, wedding signage has been an enduring feature over recent years as a way to direct or instruct guests, or add a personal touch to a wedding.

While chalkboards were popular for a long time, fabric, acrylic, salvaged wood, felt letter boards and light boxes have become more trendy.

A trend we are 100% on board with, peg boards adorned with doughnuts will always go down a treat with your guests.

Polaroids in general have been popping up at lot in weddings over recent years, from DIY photo booths to alternative guest books. We love this one as a thoughtful touch to make your guests feel welcome and break the ice at each table.

As plants that thrive on neglect, succulents are a clever choice for wedding decor. Varied and versatile, these fleshy plants are often paired with terrariums for centrepieces, are used to adorn cakes, feature in bouquets and buttonholes, 

and can also be a sustainable wedding favour.

Perspex or acrylic has been used as a stylish detail in weddings for a couple of years now, but it's still a look that's slick and modern. Of course, perspex signage is an obvious choice, but we've seen acrylic stationery, escort cards and table plans too. 

We do love foliage around here! From greenery garland table runners to foliage arches, greenery is having a moment right now. Even when paired with blooms, leaves like eucalyptus, palms and ferns are holding their own.

Stylish, affordable and sustainable, greenery is not a trend that will date fast.

As more and more couples opt for secular ceremonies, they're getting creative and making them their own with the help of friends and family. 

Pets at weddings have always been 'a thing', but over recent years alpacas have become a regular feature in our real weddings, popping up in photos, and once, as a ring bearer! They're tame, they love attention, they're adorable, and let's be honest, they look great in a flower crown.

If you want to make a big impact with your wedding flowers, hanging florals are the way to do it. Of course, you need the right florist to pull this one off, but the finished result is luxurious, romantic and so gorgeous!

Bespoke invitations, beautiful place cards, elegant signage and even wedding cakes - some wedding trends are enduring and we're so glad calligraphy has had a renaissance in weddings.

From ornate veils to bright flower crowns, brides have always had a license to rock a statement headpiece. These days, the trend is for something a little more avant-garde, think bold headbands, regal crowns, and creative millinery.

As couples focus more on their ceremonies and eschew the overuse of phones and social media, more and more are requesting their guests hit airplane mode and be present with an unplugged wedding.

Banish buttercream and show sugar paste the door - as part of an overall move towards informal celebrations, wedding cakes have had a make-under and rustic bakes, minus the icing, are all the rage.

Guaranteeing a good time for your guests (without making a racket), headphone dance parties have been on the rise for weddings.

It's a fun ice-breaker that brings some festival vibes to a wedding - just be warned, this sparkly stuff really sticks around!

Soft, romantic and super cool, pampas grass has gone from a floral alternative at boho weddings to a must-have element at the most stylish celebrations. While we're particularly partial to the pink version, the classic variety gives us eclectic seventies vibes.

One of the most enduring bridesmaid dress trends in recent years, mix and match bridesmaids dresses allow all your girls to wear something they love and are comfortable in, while making your wedding party look chic and modern.

Tacos, pizza, burgers or chips - food trucks have become big news in general culinary circles, so it was only a matter of time before couples started recruiting them for weddings too. They're perfect for late night eats, but also a fun choice for the main event.

Satin shawls and fur stoles might still be chic, but modern brides are looking for something a little cooler when it comes to their wedding cover-up. Between leather jackets, personalised denim, faux fur coats, kimonos and capes - we've even seen Aran jumpers! - the rules are going out the window.

While we'll never loose our love for full, fresh blooms, there is something so dreamy about dried flowers. More and more florists are playing around with this trend, so watch this space!