Floral arch or Garland Backdrop

A floral arch creates a breathtaking focal point for your ceremony—framing your vows and giving your guests (and photographer!) a dreamy view. Best of all, you can make one yourself. Whether you're going for romantic garden vibes or wild and rustic charm, this is your chance to set the tone for your day in a big, beautiful way.

QUICK TIPS

Create Your Base

Skip the floral foam and use chicken wire “pillows” instead. Shape a loose ball and secure it to the arch frame with zip ties. This creates a flexible, eco-friendly structure that supports your stems.

Layer Thoughtfully

Gently fluff petals, trim greenery, and organize by type. Hydrate stems overnight for best results. Layer in greenery like eucalyptus, ivy, or ferns to define the shape and hide mechanics. Work bottom to top and back to front for a full, dimensional look.

Add Focus

Cluster large blooms in key areas—like corners or off-center focal points. Then add smaller blooms and texture around them. Let one side trail more or build up one corner. It’ll feel more organic and photograph beautifully.

Mist & Rest

Give everything a good mist and keep the arch cool until setup. Flower garlands can be prepped early in the day and stored in a cool, dark place.

Make it Unique

Add ribbon, fabric, dried flowers, or trailing vines to match your wedding vibe. Garlands, clusters, or full arches—build what feels like you.

Interested in BULK BLOOMS?

We offer fresh-cut DIY flower buckets filled with seasonal stems, grown right here in Kokomo. You can also request specific florals if there’s something special in mind.

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