The salute to the couple's heritage.

Flower Crowns "Hair blossoms. Can't wait for this trend to trickle from Pinterest/magazines to actual wedding reservations. It is a '60s, '70s throwback, but may be wholly contemporary. Great for flower girls -- keeps their hands, makes them feel as though they're sporting a 'princess' crown." -Facebook enthusiast Bloom Boxx

Rustic Overtones "Loving the rustic barn weddings. Mason jars, wildflowers, wood crates and a lot of ivory lace and burlap!" -Facebook enthusiast Lisette Bocker

Art Deco Elegance "'Gatsby-inspired' is the big buzz phrase. If you are searching to provoke the Gatsby feeling tv wall setup . go for a majestic museum or grand hall and accent your ensemble with a few art deco accessories and a few glamorous elements of decor." -Sara Murray, BHLDN Stylist

All That Glitters "I am definitely expecting more sheen, sparkle and metallics!" -Sabrina Soto, The Top Low Project

Traditional Glamour "Vintage, glamorous appearances are back in a major way: little lace dresses, champagne coupes, bold reddish lips, vintage beaded clutches and crystal brooches." -Cathleya Schroeckenstein, editor-in-chief, Weddingbee

Sweet Spreads "Instead of a traditional wedding cake, we have a bunch of pretty little cakes from Miette at San Francisco. This way there were a lot of awesome flavors to try." -April V. Walters, 29, San Francisco, CA

Prints Pattern "We're seeing more prints in wedding decor, from sweet florals to graphic prints such as stripes and chevron, or even plaids. Move bold in colour or utilize of white for a palette. Prints are completely stunning and include an unexpected element to your wedding decoration." -Sara Murray, BHLDN Stylist

All Things Vintage "Vintage ... it's just such a reminder of yesteryear when my grandparents were married and life was simple." -Facebook enthusiast Julie Zieg

Photo Booth Fun "We really liked having a photo booth guest book! It was a terrific way to receive a memento of our grinning guests" -Courtney P.K., 36, San Francisco, CA

Stripped-Down Desserts "Naked cakes! I really like that they can seem chic or rustic and the cake and fillings take center stage rather than icing or inedible fondant." -Facebook fan Milica Simmons Carter

Offbeat Attire "The apparel is more creative. The brides are more daring at creating bolder choices." -Sabrina Soto, The High Low Project

Succulents Everywhere "We used succulents in our centerpieces, corsages and boutonnieres. We're able to give away and re-plant that the succulents after the marriage." -Courtney P.K., 36, San Francisco, CA

Whiteout "White is a strong trend for the wedding celebration and even wedding guests. No more is it a faux pas to wear white to a wedding -- we're seeing bridesmaids pop up in white right and left." -Sara Murray, BHLDN Stylist

Signature Cocktails "We loved producing unique cocktail recipes represent us." -Courtney P.K., 36, San Francisco, CA

Tea Party "Thrift-store teacups and teapots for flowers as centerpieces/table decoration. [They are] classic and intimate without appearing commercial." -Facebook fan Kimberley Lyons

Small Bites "Plates and parts are flirtier; it is more about the mingling and dance. Wedding trends are getting more free-spirited and personal to the couple." -Sabrina Soto, The Top Low Project

Candy Buffet "I'm a big fan of this candy bar, using candy from the colors of the wedding." -Facebook fan Denise Toungaian-Schwartzman

All-Natural Elements "I'm seeing more tropical components. Bringing nature indoors; whether it is through rustic sources, grasses or wood textures and incorporating that into your decoration." -Sabrina Soto, The Top Low Project

Mason Jars "Mason jars, Mason jars, Mason jars! You can use them . Glam up them or leave them plain for a look." -Facebook enthusiast Callie Brown

Doughnut Towers "Doughnut tower rather than a traditional wedding cake!" -Facebook fan Johanna Parker

Monochromatic Ombre Accents "For this upcoming season, I see ombre as a fashion that will continue to pop up in wedding decoration -- using tonal pieces to highlight bridesmaids' ensembles, ombre cakes and monochromatic colours in overall decor" -Sara Murray, BHLDN Stylist

Seaside Ceremonies "I just enjoy coastal weddings! The natural scenery gives a gorgeous backdrop for any wedding style." -Facebook fan Sara Jernigan

Birdcages "I really like the idea of utilizing vintage/antique birdcages to collect the cards and well wishes." -Facebook enthusiast LaToya Nana Yaa Robinson

Bold Palettes "Color styles include pastel shades of coral, cherry, mint, gray, lavender and yellow, but you will find bold colors such as plum, navy, and white and black making a strong showing this year, also." -Facebook enthusiast Linda Sawyer

Going Retro "I'd like [my marriage] to be like a 1950s garden party!" -Facebook enthusiast Esther Garnier

Paper Flowers "I am really excited about making some beautiful paper flowers for my sister's wedding" -Facebook fan Eileen Maldonado-Toohey

Family Ties "The salute to the couple's heritage. My daughter needed a photo of her grandparents and parents . The cake topper was. And the bride and groom out of her grandparents' cake was set on the cake, too." -Facebook enthusiast Alice Carroll Noe