Data Reveals the Most Popular Wedding Flowers for 2021
by James P. Outreach & PR ExecutiveSunflower bouquets are 2020’s most popular
flower to have at wedding ceremonies in the UK, according to a data analysis
conducted by one of the UK’s premium leisure groups and hotel providers, the Cairn
Collection.
The Cairn Collection analysed Google trends
data and discovered the UK’s interest for different wedding flowers on a scale
of 0 to 100 (0 being not popular at all and 100 being very popular) between
2004 and 2020.
After collating the data, it revealed that
some wedding bouquets have more than doubled in popularity over the years – with
sunflower bouquets increasing from an interest value of 0 in 2004 to an average
of 60 across 2020. As for other buds that have increased in popularity, ‘wedding
peony’ has increased from an interest value of 0 in 2004 to 29 in 2020, while dahlia
bouquets have also increased in interest from a value of 0 in 2004 to 36 in
2020.
Wildflower bouquets have also increased in
popularity over the years. Scoring an interest value of 0 in 2004, this has
since dramatically increased to 36 in 2020.
As for one type of wedding flower that has
decreased in popularity, wedding lilac has decreased from an interest value of
23 in 2004 to 17 in 2020.
Despite roses being the classic, go-to
flower of romance, data reveals that these have declined in popularity over the
years. The term ‘wedding roses’ has decreased from an interest value of 54 in
2006 to just 22 in 2020.
As for a wedding flower that scored a
persistently low interest value, a ranunculus
bouquet stood at 0 in 2004, and increased to just 5 in 2020.
On the other hand, it appears that tulips
have become another popular preference for bouquets, with the term ‘tulip bouquet’
increasing from 0 in 2004 to 29 in 2020.
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