When a young person looks at their parents? wedding album, they will probably have a lot to say: ?Oh my god, you guys! Your hair! That dress! THOSE SHOULDER PADS! What were you thinking"? The fact is that weddings, like every other element of fashion, are subject to the trends and fads of their time?and flowers are no exception.
Trends are always coming and going in the wedding industry. For example, in the ’80s, gigantic cascading bouquets were all the rage (largely due to Princess Diana?s bouquet from her nuptials to Prince Charles). These days, brides are taking cues from Meghan Markle (another royal with an indelible influence on fashion) and opting for smaller, simpler bouquets.
However, there?s one thing we all know about fashion trends: they have a way of coming back. This is true of flared jeans, choker necklaces, and even some wedding flowers that had fallen by the wayside! Here are a few wedding flowers that used to be outdated, but are making a comeback. Carnations: Inexpensive and Versatile

For years, when I thought of carnations I thought of two things: grocery store bouquets and those science experiments where you dye the bud with colored water. Carnations were considered a “cheap” flower?which is fair, as they?re actually pretty inexpensive. The low price tag made these flowers seem too low-grade for a wedding ceremony.
However, these days carnations are starting to make a comeback in the wedding industry?so much so that some blogs ha...