Wedding flowers

baby's breath inspired wedding centerpiece ideas

DIY a wrist corsage for the mother of the bride or groom that has a modern twist by using one big, elegant bloom and a ribbon instead of an elastic band.

This afternoon we are headed into the woodland for Katie and Vicki's rustic wedding held on Saturday 13th September 2014. They envisioned a day which was relaxed and outdoorsy. So they had a wood theme, with so many wonderful home-made touches. These two have some serious style, with Vicki wearing the sweetest tea length dress...

Gypsophila, Lavender, Rosemary and Senecio buttonholes, tied with lace and brown twine.

Flowers can be an incredibly pricey component of a wedding. But beautiful bouquets and floral arrangements can be yours without breaking the bank. We're going to show you how to make your own DIY baby's breath wedding bouquets! We love the simplicity of the baby's breath; it's stunning, inexpensive, and available year-round, making it a fabulous choice for a winter wedding. To dress it up, you can spray the baby's breath with silver or gold floral paint as we did here. We used Design Master…

Today we show you how to make your own confetti cones from pretty paper. You can use these steps to make cones from whatever you choose, brown paper or chalkbo

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