The Gathering Garden Magazine
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The Trending Wedding Flowers of 2026: What Couples Are Actually Choosing
From earthy neutrals to sculptural pastels, discover the flowers, palettes, and unconventional blooms defining 2026 wedding florals — straight from florists’ own order books. -
The Wedding Flowers of 2026 Are Getting More Personal—and a Little Unexpected
From wild garden arrangements to fruit and flowers, 2026 wedding florals are becoming more expressive. Here are the ideas worth borrowing for your celebration. -
Why More Brides Are Choosing a Dried Bridal Bouquet (And What Nobody Tells You About the Heat)
Fresh flowers wilt on exactly the schedule a wedding day can't accommodate. A closer look at why dried bridal bouquets have moved from a niche boho choice to a mainstream one.
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One Wedding Bouquet, Three Keepsakes: How to Divide a Dried Bouquet
Instead of preserving one wedding bouquet as a single piece, more brides are dividing it into several smaller keepsakes to share with family. Here's a step-by-step approach using a dried meadow-style bouquet.
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Why Boho Brides Are Choosing Dried Oats Over Baby's Breath
Dried oats carry centuries of harvest symbolism as a sign of fruitfulness and abundance — and their soft, textural spikelets have made them a favorite alternative to baby's breath in modern boho bouquets.
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Ammobium: The Winged Everlasting Behind Timeless Bridal Bouquets
Meet Ammobium alatum, the papery Australian wildflower Victorians called an "everlasting" — and why it's still a favorite for bouquets, wreaths, and keepsakes that never wilt.
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The 'Quiet Luxury' Wedding Trend: Styling Ranunculus for an Understated Reception
Ranunculus takes its name from the Latin for little frog and its layered petals from Persian royal gardens. Learn its origins and how to style it for a quiet luxury wedding. -
Billy Balls in Bridal Bouquets: How an Australian Wildflower Became a Wedding Trend
Craspedia, or billy balls, grow wild across the Australian outback. Discover how this native wildflower became a wedding staple and how to use it in bouquets and boutonnieres. -
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The Benefits of Having Lavender in your Home
Quick answer: Lavender in the home promotes better sleep, reduces stress and anxiety, boosts mood, repels insects naturally, and can help relieve h... -
How to Make a Dried Flower Wreath
How to Make a Dried Flower Wreath Shop This Sunshine Wreath Shop Now → Quick answer: A DIY dried flower wreath is made by... -
Weddings are back!
Quick answer: Yes — after pausing during the pandemic, The Gathering Garden is back to creating wedding-day florals, including handmade dried flowe...