When you think of a bridal bouquet, you probably think of an overflowing posey, bursting with colour and life.

Because generally that’s what wedding flowers are all about, right? Giving life to a venue, capturing some of the magic of nature and bringing the outside in.

But interestingly, for the style savvy couple, this may no longer be the case. In fact, one of the most in-vogue voices of the wedding industry has spoken and revealed that a rather unusual type of floral display is due to take centre stage for 2019 and 2020.

The Most Curious Wedding Show, which focuses on gathering wedding specialists and trends together from a fashion-forward perspective, has released its report for the next year and noticed an increase in dead flower arrangements.

Taking cue from Mandy Moore’s dried out, fluffy floral arrangements that lined the aisle for her ceremony, the report predicts that like pampas grass (used by Moore) other blooms that lend themselves to being dried out will be big in the next year.

This unusual flower trend is set to be big for 2019 weddings