29 Gorgeous Wedding Floral Chandeliers That Will Blow Your Mind

No matter where you’re tying the knot or what style wedding you’re hosting, a beautiful chandelier of fresh florals will transform and soften your space giving it a more romantic look. A whimsical alternative to the traditional table centerpiece, suspended flowers make a stunning focal point in any room – and as they don’t encroach on valuable table space, they offer a practical solution, too.

Choose The Right Blooms

The key to making these stylish chandeliers work best for you is to find a look that complements the rest of your venue and of course your wedding style and theme. For couples hosting a classic wedding, the best option is pink or white roses or peonies, they may be accentuated with crystal spheres and with candles inside. White hydrangeas tucked into lush greenery are a nice idea for rustic nuptials.

You can also think of what you want your floral chandelier to accomplish. For example, if it’s balancing an ultra-modern space with a romantic detail, consider soft roses and greenery with dreamy candlelight in a loft space. Trying to define a certain space, like your dance floor or sweetheart table? Consider bolder, bigger flowers and large chandeleirs for a look that really pops.

For a smaller-space or a more intimate gathering, go for daintier petals. Ranunculus, lisianthus, anemones and freesias are delicate but can really pack a punch when it comes to color.

Air plants, greenery and roses chandliers over the reception.

An elegant floral chandelier was embellished with lush white and lavender flowers.

Awesome flower and greenery chandelier on a hook above the tented reception.

Beautiful floral chandelier in pastel shades with crystal pendants for a spring wedding.

Blush flower chandelier for highlighting the ceremony spot.

Bold flower chandeliers with usual crystal ones for accentuating a dance floor.

Bold pink flower chandelier over the reception to fit the color scheme.

colorful lush chandeliers of various flowers and with bulbs create a focal point.

Keep Your Flowers Fresh

To prevent your flowers from wilting, give them a big drink of water before you start. Well-conditioned flowers should stay fresh from first guest to last man standing. To do this, trim an inch from each stem at a 45-degree angle and plunge immediately into clean water for an hour.

For a display that will stay beautiful for three days straight, go for a self-watering arrangement using test tubes.

Eucalyptus and amaranthus chandelier for a boho wedding.

Fern and flower chandelier for a rustic wedding.

Ferns and assorted white flowers suspended above tables in this warehouse venue add a touch of romance.

floral chandelier with flowers hanging vertically down.

Giant greenery and flower chandelier to accentuate the reception space.

Giant white flower chandelier with hanging flowers from above for an all-white modern reception.

Large green and white floral chandelier with crystal candle holders for a tented reception.

Lush blush floral chandeliers over the reception.

Lush peony chandelier for the sweetheart table.

Oversized white hydrangea chandelier with flowers in jars to keep them fresh.

Peach-and-pink roses chandelier, hanging candles are suspended below for an extra dash of romance.

Work With Your Space

Now for the practicalities of suspending your floral arrangement – in other words, how’s it hanging? How you choose to do this depends on the design of your space. Use the room’s natural features – such as the beams of an old barn, the metal framework of a marquee or an existing light fitting or chandelier – as a starting point for your arrangement and work from there.