What’s Trending for Mother’s Day Flowers in 2025? A Personal Take

Mother’s Day is one of my favorite times in the flower world, because it’s all about celebrating the women who pour so much love into our lives. Whether it’s your mom, grandmother, or a mother figure who has made a difference, flowers are a classic way to show appreciation. But instead of the usual bouquet, let’s talk about what’s trending this year and how you can make your gift feel extra special.

Timeless with a Modern Twist

Garden roses are always a go-to for Mother’s Day, but this year, florists are taking it up a notch by reflexing the petals to give them a fuller, more open look. Think of lush, romantic blooms like Keira Garden Roses or White O’Hara Roses—elegant, timeless, and full of love.

Chic and Sophisticated

For moms who love a bit of luxury, orchids are making a big statement. A single Phalaenopsis orchid in a sleek pot adds a modern touch to any space. It’s the kind of flower that lasts and keeps reminding her of you long after Mother’s Day has passed.

Bold and Beautiful

Soft pastels will always have their place, but 2025 is bringing in bolder, more vibrant colors. Imagine deep coral peonies (Coral Charm, anyone?), bright ranunculus, or even striking orange dahlias. If your mom has a big personality, why not match her bouquet to that energy?

Sustainable & Thoughtful Choices

One of the biggest shifts in floral design is the move toward sustainability. More florists and consumers are focusing on Certified American Grown —locally grown blooms, reducing waste, and using eco-friendly materials. Choosing flowers from a local grower not only supports small businesses but also ensures fresher, longer-lasting flowers. They never leave a water source. 

Less is More

Minimalist floral arrangements are becoming more popular—think a single breathtaking bloom in a stylish vase. Sometimes, one perfect peony or a single, fragrant garden rose makes more of an impact than a crowded bouquet. If your mom loves simplicity and elegance, this could be the way to go.

No matter what you choose, the most important thing is that your flowers feel personal. A thoughtfully chosen bouquet, whether full of classic roses, bold colors, or a single statement bloom, is a simple yet meaningful way to say, "I appreciate you."

What kind of flowers does your mom love? Let me know—I’d love to help you find the perfect bouquet!