Sunset-Hued Maui Wedding Flowers

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Written By Artemisa Santos

Photography by Tara Lee Photo

An oceanside wedding ceremony beside towering palms and bougainvillea. For the ceremonial install, there are urns of flowers on pedestals.

For this beautiful Gather on Maui wedding in Wailea, we brought lush, garden-inspired urns on pedestals to that *chef’s kiss* ceremony view. The vibe was ancient Rome meets tropical oasis, and we adored every little detail.

A bride with her blue-clad bridal party, all carrying coral and blue floral bouquets.
Coral-tone floral arrangements in urns on white pedestals—on a grassy expanse with monkeypod and palm trees in the background.
A bride and groom mid wedding ceremony flanked by floral arrangements in urns on white pedestals.
A coral-tone floral bouquet lain beside a Save the Date and a sapphire-diamond wedding ring.
A bride and groom with their groomsmen and bridal party before a background of palm trees.

The bride and groom envisioned florals in shades of pink and peaches, with some fun pops of orange and yellow. So we selected the loveliest variety of sunset-hued flowers. Peach amaryllis, white ranunculus, ruffly garden roses, vibrant poppies, and of course orange butterfly ranunculus were a few stars.

Closeup on an urn of coral-tone flowers including amaryllis, peonies, roses, and ranunculus.
A wedding flower centerpiece of amaryllis, ranunculus, roses, and sweet pea blooms.
A wedding flower centerpiece of ranunculus, poppies, sweet pea blooms, and roses.
A wedding reception sweetheart table with big coral-tone floral arrangements in urns and candles set before it.

Wondering how to enjoy your ceremony flowers all night? Take a page out of Emma and Dominic’s book and have them brought inside to adorn your sweetheart table throughout your reception. If you’ve got an arch, try placing it behind your seats. If you have urns like E + D, place them at the front base of the table. Either way, you’ll get the best flower-filled photos for your first dinner together as a married couple.

Artemisa Santos
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