Baby’s breath is often thought of as being a cheap filler but it’s making a comeback with today’s brides.
We don’t like pairing it with flowers, it looks great on its own…
As a tall centerpiece in an elegant vase,
As a crystal stand,
Or even as a simplistic bouquet.
It can be stunning and give your wedding a touch of vintage!
Today’s brides generally opt for rounded, hand-tied bouquets and think of cascading bouquets as being vintage or old fashioned. We love the look of a well done, classy cascade bouquet. They can be simply stunning if made well. The only thing to be aware of is to make sure that this type of bouquet compliments your dress. If you’re wearing a ball gown don’t even think about it! Check out some of our own cascade bouquets along with a few others we found.
Look how gorgeous the rose satin bow looks on the handle of this bouquet.
Loving this head table we did at a recent wedding! Various heights of pomander balls accented with candles make for an elegant yet understated tablecape!
Gorgeous, huge blue hydrangeas were the primary color for a recent wedding. This is the perfect time of year for these hues and they are relatively inexpensive!
When you want a single colored bouquet the best thing to do is use a range of that color so that it contrasts well and highlight the individuality of each bloom.
