DIY Wedding Bouquets

Trendy And Creative DIY King Protea Bouquet

Trendy And Creative DIY King Protea Bouquet
Protea bouquets are in trend, and you can easily make one without a florist. Prepare floral tape, pins, floral scissors, ribbons, flowers. Here you’ll see heather, sweet pea, mimosa acacia, clematis, maiden hair fern, lilac, ranunculus, hellebores, pieris japonica, anemones, double tulips, lavender, Icelandic poppies, delphiniums, jasmine vine and, peonies. Start with your larger fillers... 
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Kate
Wedding Bouquets

23 Textural Wedding Bouquets With Feathers

23 Textural Wedding Bouquets With Feathers
I love a good textural bouquet. I think it looks way more original than a traditional one and can be a perfect choice for an offbeat bride, who wants to stand out. There’re lots of options to add an extra texture to flowers and one of the coolest of ideas is to add feather details. I... 
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Irina
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4 Creative Ways To Customize Your Wedding Bouquet

4 Creative Ways To Customize Your Wedding Bouquet
Whether you’ve selected fresh floral blooms or a handmade, last-forever bouquet, we’re going to show you how to customize it. Bouquet wraps come in all kinds of shapes, colors, and types, but we’re quite partial to the rhinestone kind! They’re sparkly and handmade and perfect for the bride’s bouquet. Add heirlooms. If you have heirloom... 
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Kate
DIY Wedding Bouquets

Pretty DIY Button And Felt Bouquet

Pretty DIY Button And Felt Bouquet
Brooch bouquets are very trendy and a button bouquet is a cool alternative. To make one you’ll need felt, embroidery thread, buttons, a dowel rod, a foam ball, scissors, a needle, pins, jewelry plier, wire, all-purpose glue and a tiger grip. Cut out two circles one smaller than the other. Add your embroidery work to... 
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Kate
DIY Wedding Bouquets

How To Make A Minimal Bridal Bouquet

How To Make A Minimal Bridal Bouquet
We’ve already told how to make a foraged rustic bouquet with wheat. But you can substitute it for some chosen flower, then you’ll need floral tape, ribbon, a corsage pin, something to cut stems and ribbon to make a minimal bouquet. Cut any extra foliage from the stems. Then, as with the big bouquet, you’re... 
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Kate
DIY Wedding Bouquets

Rustic DIY Foraged Bouquet With Wheat

Rustic DIY Foraged Bouquet With Wheat
If you are planning a beautiful rustic wedding and looking for a bouquet idea of a simple but charming bouquet, you’ll like this example! The supplies are 10-15 stems Queen Anne’s Lace, 10 stems of various grasses, 10 stems of dried wheat, string, scissors, hessian, cotton lace. To create a spiralled bouquet, if you’re right... 
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Kate
Wedding Bouquets

DIY Wedding Bouquet With A Hidden Water Source

DIY Wedding Bouquet With A Hidden Water Source
If you are inspired by the Great Gatsby theme, by the golden 1920s and chic décor, you’ll love this bouquet that is perfect for such wedding décor. The supplies are gardening shears, gold spray paint, fresh floral bouquet holder, flowers of your choice, 18″ square of fabric, magnetic charm and 2 yards of rope. First,... 
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Kate
Wedding Bouquets

DIY Fruit And Vegetable Bouquet For A Rustic Wedding

DIY Fruit And Vegetable Bouquet For A Rustic Wedding
One of the newest trends is a vegetable bouquet, it’s funny and perfect for a rustic wedding. Let’s make one ourselves! The supplies are three potted echiverias, raddish, raspberries, blackberries, two tomatillos, three habanero peppers, a bunch of mustard greens, one red cabbage, one bunch of red tulips, one bunch red leaf lettuce. Prepare everything... 
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Kate
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The Newest Wedding Trend: Vegetable Bouquets

The Newest Wedding Trend: Vegetable Bouquets
If you wanna stand out among the other brides with originality, if you want to follow the newest trends in wedding décor like organic trend, choose a vegetable bouquet! An artichoke bouquet is simple and very cute but if you want something bigger and more colored, add broccoli, kale, butter lettuce, brussel sprouts, and gorgeous... 
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Kate