I’m so thankful for all my amazing customers this year! Each season has brought me creative, thoughtful, kind and excited brides. Whether in spring…
Summer…
Fall…
Or winter!
No matter the season, custom silk wedding flowers are a picture perfect option for your wedding day! Thank you to all those who ordered from me this year and Happy Thanksgiving!
Here in Minnesota, we just got the first flurries of snow, but I refuse to give in to winter….yet! So today I’m sharing some lovely photos from Developing Diamonds Photography of Melissa’s fall silk wedding flowers. Melissa’s teardrop cascading bouquet was a mix of Sunflowers, orange Dahlia, fall Mums in gold and orange, yellow mini Ranunculus, rust Garden Roses, burgundy Peonies, blue Astilbe and Ruscus.
Melissa wanted the bridesmaid bouquets to be a little different. Our original plan was to make them a little different in composition from the bridal bouquet. We used the same mix of flowers, but incorporated Eucalyptus instead of Ruscus and left out the blue Astilbe. The awesome part about silk flowers is that when Melissa saw the progress photos, she realized she did want a touch of blue in there, so we added in a few sprigs of Astilbe and she loved it. I know I talk about it often, but it’s pretty amazing to get a big say in the design of your flowers and to have the chance to make adjustments ahead of time is priceless!
“I got so many compliments on the flowers! Thank you so much for doing an amazing job! ”
If you love the idea of knowing exactly what your wedding day flowers are going to look like ahead of time (weeks or months even!), custom silk wedding flowers are the perfect choice! Fill out the Free Bride’s Checklist today for a quote!
Last week, I featured Sonya’s custom bridal bouquet recreation for her elopement, and it got me thinking! I always assumed that elopements were spur of the moment, which means most traditional wedding details got tossed as you sped off to Vegas. But what I’ve learned over the years is that many couples carefully plan their elopements to really unique locations. Today, I wanted to do a roundup of some elopement flowers that added a special touch to their special day.
First up is Ashlynn’s amazingly cinematic backpacking elopement silk wedding flowers. Read the whole post here!
Photo by Jess and Austin Drawhorn
The next elopement photo I want to share is of a bouquet that I went on to recreate several times for other brides who loved it. Katrina’s cascade bouquet with red center Sunflowers was a big hit! Read all about her Arizone elopement here.
Photo by Alyssa Campbell Photography
This last feature isn’t technically an elopement, but it’s a unique situation that deserves a reshare! Amanda’s gothic Friday the 13th Minneapolis wedding also included a separate private vow exchange in South Dakota. Custom silk wedding flowers made it possible have picture perfect flowers for both of these important moments! You can read about the Minneapolis ceremony here and the South Dakota adventure here.
Photo by Winsome Photos Co.
Photo by Winsome Photos Co.
Whether you are planning a courthouse elopement or a destination adventure, custom silk wedding flowers are a great alternative to hoping for the best at the nearest flower shop. You can still have a custom piece that can brought along near or far. Reach out to me today to design a beautiful elopement bouquet with me!
Today’s custom bridal bouquet recreation in silk flowers is a unique style and shape. It incorporates Magnolia which is a less commonly used wedding flower as well as some gold Ruscus. It’s beautiful, timeless and unique, and I loved working to recreate this look! Ben ordered it for his wife and sent over some photos of the bouquet for me to work with. Let’s take a look!
This cascading style bouquet was a mix of white Garden, Cabbage and Spray Roses, white Magnolia, Eucalyptus Seeds, Green Hydrangea, white Lisianthus, Ruscus and gold painted Ruscus.
You can see the ribbon detail on the photo to the right. The bouquet was wrapped with a sheer white ribbon with a bow and some ribbon tails. It’s important to me to duplicate even those small touches whenever I can!
Ben sent me this photo of the bouquet being displayed in their home—always a treat for me to see!
If you are looking for a meaningful gift that will be a literal display of your love, a custom bridal bouquet recreation in silk flowers could be just what you are looking for! Take a look here for more information about the process!
If you’ve found yourself somewhere on my website at any time, you’ve probably had one or two questions that landed you here:
Q: How can I spend less money on wedding flowers?
A: Silk flowers (of course)
Q: What should I budget for wedding flowers?
A: I can’t really answer that without a detailed analysis of your finances, which isn’t really my business…
While that doesn’t seem exactly helpful or informative, I can tell you that what you don’t need to spend is more than you want to! Working with me involves accounting for your bridal party size, vision, style and yes, your budget. I don’t work in packages and frequently make suggestions of flower substitutions, size adjustments and whatever else we need to do to get you the arrangements you want to stay within your budget. Of course, we both need to be reasonable and realize I won’t be able to work with a couple who needs a large amount of arrangements for a very small budget. In those instances, I always suggest getting crafty and trying to DIY what you can or even purchasing bulk flowers from me that match the bouquets and finding some friends to help create your own centerpieces or decor items.
All of this budget talk is at the forefront of my mind because not too long ago, I read a few stories on Instagram where wedding budgets, and then more specifically wedding flower budgets, were discussed. I realized I was married 21 years ago and prices have gone up, but I almost fell out of my chair when I read what people are spending!
And here is the submissions for specifically wedding flowers!
Let’s just say, if you don’t have $10,000-20,000 to spend on your wedding flowers, you’re in the right place. And if you do, I’m happy for you because flowers make everything look prettier. If you love the idea of wedding flowers where you get to help design, that are budget friendly and picture perfect no matter the weather or season, the custom silk wedding flowers are a great choice! Fill out the Free Bride’s Checklist today for a basic quote and to start the design process with me!
Jennifer reached out to me about her fast approaching elopement and was looking for a customized bridal bouquet similar to these bouquets. She liked the look and mix of colors but our timeline didn’t allow me to track down the exact matches to those bouquets, so we worked with customizing her bouquet with similar colors and flowers, but making it all her own! She sent me these amazing photo of her finished bouquet from Star Noir Studio.
Jennifer’s bouquet was a round handtied style bouquet with a mix of orange Dahlia and Ranunculus, rust, navy and burgundy Garden Roses, Sunflowers, blue berries, burgundy Peonies, Fern, Ruscus and Seeded Eucalyptus. Against this woodland backdrop it looks amazing!
I also created a small matching bouquet for her daughter who would be along for the elopement. It incorporated her main colors with matching or complementary flowers that made it an appropriate size for a 6 year old.
“I reached out to Erin for my wedding flowers and I’m so glad I did! We eloped to Tennessee and after pricing I looked into silk so I would be able to keep and not have to worry about picking up and keeping something alive.”
Jennifer knew she was going to be having a two tie cake and wanted matching arrangements to decorate it. I created a simple topper and a small cluster for the base to add some flair to her sweet celebration.
Whether you have a big ballroom wedding to plan for or you’re planning to travel for a destination or elopement wedding, silk flowers are an awesome wedding. You know they will stand the test of time, temperature and travel! Fill out the Free Bride’s Checklist today for a free quote and to get some ideas and start the design process with me!
Stephanie contacted me about recreating a really special arrangement for her. She received an amazing floral arrangement for her birthday from her husband who is deployed. Her words to me were, “I'd love to be able to keep it forever as it was such a thoughtful and emotional present.” And I agree wholeheartedly! In fact, that’s really the heart behind any custom bouquet recreation. So I was excited and honored to be able to recreate the bright and happy bouquet for Stephanie to enjoy and to remind her of her husband’s love for her. Let’s take a look!
Stephanie’s arrangement was a mix of magenta Orchids, lavender Delphinium, peach Roses, pink and white Lilies, green and white Hydrangea, grass and Eucalyptus. It was large and lovely!
She was super helpful and sent me lots of angles of the arrangement so I could get a look at it from every side. We even discussed whether we would recreate it to look more like it did with the lilies or more closed, like when it was first delivered, or more open as time went on.
“Erin did a phenomenal job at recreating a bouquet for me! She was prompt, responsive, and has a great eye for picking the exact right match in a recreation! I would definitely recommend her and use her again!”
You can see that the original bouquet was arranged without any of the flowers being permanently secured any certain way. Since I wanted her bouquet to show up looking great, I obviously couldn’t duplicate that exact look. We decided to tie off the recreation with a satin green ribbon to blend in and then she planned to purchase a display vase that would work with it.
Did you know that custom silk flower recreations don’t have to be just bridal bouquets? I have also recreated this special honorary arrangement that was featured at a funeral. And if you don’t need a recreation at all and are just looking for a way to cheer up someone going through something difficult, take a look at these arrangements I’ve made for a variety of occasions. If I can help, I will! Contact me for more information!
I love today’s color palette of white, dusty pink and nude silk wedding flowers! Ardyn came to me with this classic mix of soft romantic colors, and we got to work designing her flowers together. Whether you come to me with an exact idea of what you’re looking for or really only know your colors, you get to co-design with me to pick out the flowers you like best, the shape of your bouquet and even the ribbon color! I know I’ve said it lots of times before, but I don’t want you to experience any (unfun) floral surprises for your wedding day. Custom silk wedding flowers allow you to know exactly what you are walking down the aisle with on your big day! *Puts soapbox away* Ok, back to Ardyn’s romantic, soft and classic silk wedding flowers. Let’s take a look at her lovely photos from the very talented Documented by Devyn!
The bridal bouquet was a loose handtied style with a mix of nude, white and dusty pink Garden Roses, Seeds, white Delphinium, small Eucalyptus and Silver Dollar Eucalyptus finished off with Chardonnay colored satin ribbon. The groom’s boutonniere was a dusty pink Garden Rose, seeds, white Delphinium flower and greens finished off with matching ribbon.
Ardyn’s bridesmaid carried a smaller version of her bouquet and the groomsman had a white rose bud with dusty pink accent flowers and greens. Simple but complementary!
For their ceremony, they had a lovely hoop/arch that she wanted some arrangements to attach to. We went with an asymmetrical look with one larger piece and one smaller piece. I love how it was a simple design overall but added some softness to the space. And of course they matched the bridal party’s flowers wonderfully.
“I wanted high-quality silk flowers for my wedding since I’m pretty allergic to real flowers. I was nervous after having to return the flowers I received from another company because they were not the colors I had asked for. Erin was very communicative at each step of the process and sent me photos so I knew up front what I was getting and what the flowers would look like. She did an incredible job and the flowers turned out to be absolutely perfect and just what I was envisioning! Highly recommend!”
I know I’m always harping on this, but make your flowers work double duty if you can! In their case, they were able to use that same hoop arch for behind their sweetheart table which looks amazing! And as you can see on the table, Ardyn used her bouquet for table decor that filled everything out nicely with the candles and greenery.
Do you want help designing custom silk wedding flowers to go with your dreamy color palette? Have you been wondering how to use a hoop arch with matching altar arrangements for your ceremony? Fill out the Free Bride’s Checklist today to start the design process with me!
Today’s custom bridal bouquet recreation in silk flowers feature is a really fun one to share because of the finished product. I mean, I guess they are all fun to share because of the finished product. But today’s is more about the display than usual! A number of bouquet recreations have gone on to be displayed in unique ways like this shadowbox example, this memento shadowbox, or flower and invitation keepsake display. But this is the first time where a wedding dress has been featured with a bouquet recreation! First let’s take a look at the custom bridal bouquet recreation alongside the original provided by photos by Ashley’s family friend, Britney.
Ashley’s bouquet was a dramatic cascading beauty with a mix of red Garden Roses, pink Spray Roses, a single lavender Rose and lots of Seeded and Silver Dollar Eucalyptus and Ruscus. It was a stunner!
She also commissioned me to recreate the groom’s boutonniere which was a simple arrangement of two white spray roses, seeds and matching greenery with a touch of white satin ribbon.
But here’s the cool part! When Ashley ordered the bouquet, they were working on a remodel of their house, including a custom display case for her wedding dress! They created a place at the top to display the bouquet along with her dress for a lovely vignette for their special pieces!
“I hadn’t thought about preserving my wedding bouquet until after we got back from our honeymoon which was to late. I am SO glad I found Erin, this was an amazing piece of work for something I thought was lost. I was able to put it with my wedding dress display.”
If you have been looking for a creative way to preserve memories from your big day, be inspired by Ashley’s story! Even if you don’t have room for a large display like this, be inspired by the ideas above about ways to recreate your bridal bouquet. Click here to learn more about the process.
As promised, today is all about silk flower bridesmaid bouquet shapes! Much like I talked about in the feature on silk flower bridal bouquets, there are two main shapes to bridesmaid bouquets: Round ball and round handtied. But if you feel boxed in by that, don’t be, because I’ve seen the most creativity in bridesmaid bouquet shapes than in any other category of wedding flower arrangement. Let’s start off looking at the more traditional shapes!
This side-by-side photo shows a round ball style bridal bouquet with the matching round ball style bridesmaid bouquet on the right. You can see the tight composure of the bouquet and the very clear ball shape.
You can see from this photo that the bouquets have more variance in shape and composition and there bits of greenery and flowers sticking out from the parameters of a true sphere.
Photo by Audrey Cooper Photography
The other big category of silk flower bridesmaid bouquets would be the Clutch style. It’s often a good option for smaller budgets while still incorporating flowers for the bridesmaids to carry down the aisle. Here are a few examples of different shapes of clutch style bridesmaid bouquets.
Photo by Palms and Lace Photo
Photo by HL Photo
Photo By Bellagala Photography
This next design is a different take on the clutch bouquet, sometimes called a presentation bouquet. It can be great for a formal setting because doesn’t take away from the venue or bridesmaid dresses. It is simple, but classic with a few flowers and some ribbon!
This last example is a unique one that I haven’t done very often and it’s actually a silk flower bridesmaid bouquet hoop! For this wedding, they were incorporating circles and she asked me to use gold metal hoops with a silk flower arrangement attached to each one for her bridesmaids (and her flower girls) to carry down the aisle. I loved this idea!
Photo By Terra Lange Photography
Whether you want to go the traditional route with your silk flower bridesmaid bouquets or are considering something more unique for your attendants (check out this Disney wedding with lanterns for *bright* idea), custom silk wedding flowers afford you a ton of options! Fill out the Free Bride’s Checklist today for a quote and to send me your ideas! Let’s design together!
Last month, I talked a bit about custom silk bridal bouquets, and this month, I’m shining the spotlight on Bridesmaid Bouquets! When considering how to design your bridesmaid bouquets, a good starting point is to decide whether you want them to “match” your bridal bouquet or stand alone. What does it mean to match the bridal bouquet?
I can make them as smaller versions of your bouquet.
It can incorporate a simplified mix of what is in the bridal bouquet.
You can pick one flower or color only from the bridal bouquet and build their bouquets around it
Let’s take a look at some bouquets that show what I’m talking about. This first example shows bouquets that are just smaller versions of the bridal bouquet.
Photo by Amy Galimore Photography
These bridesmaid bouquets feature all of the same flowers except the rust orange Roses that we featured in the bridal bouquet. As you can see, they still match but allow the bridal bouquet to stand out a little more.
Photo by Brittany Nicole Photography
The bridesmaid bouquets from this wedding featured one flower with greenery in a clutch style bouquet.
Photo by HL Photo
This next example is from one of my very first weddings that I ever created! Bridget had wanted the bridesmaid bouquets to match the dress color of each bridesmaid. This is a great visual of what it would look like for your bridesmaid bouquets to be different from your bouquet and to stand alone.
After sharing this much, I realized I haven’t even made it to talking about different shapes and styles of silk flower bridal bouquets. Check back later for Part 2 and an overview of the different shapes of bouquets!
We came back from vacation the morning of July 4th and went straight to celebrating with friends and family. I thought it would be fun to share this post from 2023 that features a wedding with our country’s colors! These red, white and blue silk wedding flowers weren’t for a July 4th wedding, but they sure seemed appropriate to share after the weekend. Plus there are some surprise custom silk flower arrangements, modeled by their cute kitties. Enjoy!
Today’s color combination might have you thinking, why are you sharing this in November? Shouldn’t this be a 4th of July post? That right there is why I’m sharing it now. While this color palette can be equated with the Stars and Stripes, it doesn’t have to! Bride Samantha and her sister worked with me to create custom silk wedding flowers that incorporated the colors Samantha loved without looking patriotic. Let’s take a look at her red, blue and white silk wedding flowers, photographed by the very talented NuView Photography!
Samantha had favorite flowers she wanted to include in the designs and she sent me the bridesmaid dress color that was a beautiful dusty blue. We landed on deep red Roses, dusty blue Roses, brighter red Begonias, navy Mums, white Baby’s Breath and Silver Dollar Eucalyptus. The bouquets were round handtied style with different combinations of navy, dusty blue and red ribbon wrapped and crisscrossed over the stems.
This picture gives a great look at the detail on Samantha’s bouquet up close. She wanted a touch of lace, so we found a way to include that on her bouquet and she added a few small framed photos to honor loved ones.
I love pictures like this that include so many special people in the couples’ lives! If you zoom in on our awesome couple, you’ll see a couple of non-humans that are special too. They were not only a part of the big day, they got in on the flower action too!
Look at these sweet babies! One wore a suit that matched the bridal party and had a tiny boutonniere to match. The other kitty wore a dress and I created a custom flower crown for her tiny kitty head!
“Erin is amazing! I was able to just give her my vision for what I wanted for my wedding, and she was able to take all the ideas and create an amazing bouquet for my girls and I. Erin was very patient with all my edits and what if ideas throughout the process. Erin explained the different techniques that she was using to create the bouquets. At the wedding my guests were amazed (including my photographers) that the flowers weren’t real! I would highly recommend her services!”
Thanks again to Samantha for choosing me for to create your very special custom silk wedding flowers. Maybe you have a color scheme that is sending a different message than you intended and you need help figuring out how to customize it to your big day. Fill out the Free Bride’s Checklist today for a quote and to start the design process with me!
In May, I had the honor of celebrating and honoring my parents for their 50th anniversary! We helped put together a wonderful party full of people they love and fun mementos from their wedding day and their 50 years of marriage. I worked with my mom to create custom centerpieces that were bright and happy for this spring celebration. But what she didn’t know was that I planned to recreate her bridal bouquet and surprise her during a family dinner. Not only was it a great piece to display at their party, but it became a meaningful keepsake to display in their home.
This groovy 70’s bouquet was a mix of white Daisies, yellow Tea Roses, and Asparagus Fern in a cascading style bouquet.
For the centerpieces, we were trying to keep things budget friendly, so I purchased some bushes that had a mix of colors, flowers and greenery. Everything got trimmed down and constructed into centerpieces in white geometric vases.
We had such a fun time at the party that we didn’t get photos of the centerpieces in action or the fun cake and memento tables where they displayed the bouquet recreation:) If you are interested in a special gift like this, contact me today for more information!
I love a destination wedding reveal because I feel like you get a peak at some extra special details at a venue or location that you may not have picked yourself, but think is pretty awesome! Today’s reveal is just that a Disney Destination wedding!! I personally love Disney and weddings there can be so unique and magical. Let’s take a look at Jen’s Disney custom silk wedding flowers, photographed so amazingly by Destination Dream Makers.
Here’s our adventurous bride, Jen! Her wedding colors were perfect for an Animal Kingdom wedding. They were: terracotta, sea glass, marine blue, white, spice, and tan which were all represented in her bridal party attire. Her bouquet was a loose, modified cascade style with a mix of Anemone, blue Thistle, spice Roses, mix of spice, cream and beige and multitone Dahlia, terra cotta mini Mums, nude Roses, lighter blue Astilbe, eucalyptus Seeds, small leaf Eucalyptus and some Ruscus. It had color, texture, and all the colors to match her bridal party and her venue. Speaking of bridal party, let’s take a look at them!
Don’t you love the varying colors in the dresses?? It’s just so perfect for a moment in front of the Tree of LIfe! The bridesmaid carried clutch size bouquets with a mix of the bridal flowers. All bouquets had matching trailing ribbon to add some drama.
How cute is this detail shot?? And looking below, this is your reminder to use what you got! As in, use the arrangements you have for decor. Whether that’s laying your bouquet on the head table or purchasing vases to put all the bridesmaid bouquets in and place around your reception area or on your head table. It’s instant decor!
“Working with Erin was an absolute dream! I ordered all of my personal floral for the wedding through Love is Blooming. She incorporated everything I asked for and made some amazing recommendations when I needed some help creating my vision . She was also super responsive throughout the entire process. And I absolutely loved my flowers!”
I seriously loved this color scheme, the location, the vibe…ALL of it! Jen’s designs were a great way to have a theme without it being too on the nose. She didn’t need red and black and yellow for her Disney wedding (those are Mickey’s colors in case you are wondering). She did a great job using the bridal party attire and her venue to pull it all together, and that was planning it from Ohio!
Are you planning a destination wedding, a Disney wedding, or just loved this color combination? Fill out the Free Bride’s Checklist today to start designing your dream custom silk wedding flowers with me!
Danielle saw these Royal Blue, Light Blue and White Silk Wedding Flowers I made several years ago and knew that’s what she wanted! I was able to find similar shades of the royal blue and light blue as well as the small heart charms and got work customizing her flowers for her wedding party. It included one extra special member, her husky! I created a matching custom floral dog collar for their furry family member. Let’s take a look at some photos her friends took.
I love the blue details on Danielle’s dress-they coordinate so well with puppy’s floral collar!
“Had a whole array of flowers done for my wedding this week. It all turned out gorgeous and for a good price ! My favorite one was the wedding collar done for my pup!”
There are lots of ways to customize your silk wedding flowers including, floral collars, hair pieces, mini bouquets for moms or flower girls, pocket boutonnieres, and the list goes on! If you have a special piece you’d like created, custom silk wedding flowers might be just the ticket. Contact me today to talk about your ideas!
A few months ago, I opened a really interesting email. Shyann wrote, “Next month we are planning to have a photoshoot on the lake as a couple. I've bought a different dress and would like a bouquet. These photos are to makeup for the lack of couples photos we didn't receive at our wedding 2 years ago.” I’m always bummed when something wedding related doesn’t meet expectations, and if there is a way to help out, I’m on your team! Shyann sent me some inspiration photos that included flowers and greenery with lots of texture, but muted tones. I took that photos and created a custom silk wedding flower bouquet to withstand a Minnesota winter and on February 15th at 7 in the morning, with temps around -10°F, Shyann and her husband trekked out onto Bear Island Lake in northern Minnesota for an amazing photo shoot. You can find their amazing photographer, Broken Limits Photography on Facebook.
Shyann’s bouquet was a mix of Magnolia, Protea, Cynara Pods, Peonies and Roses that I sprayed to give a frozen look, Dusty Miller, Beige Sword Eucalyptus, beige Statice, Pom Pom Mums, Flocked Grass and dried Button Flowers and was tied off with a sage satin ribbon. It was a really fun bouquet to design and I absolutely loved the variance in color and texture and the unique shape!
I shivered a bit looking at these photos because her shoulders are bare and her shoes aren’t giving much protection from the snow. The commitment to this photoshoot is so inspiring to me!
Shyann also had me make a boutonniere to match the look and feel of her bouquet. I kept it very simple with just a few Thistle and some frosty looking grass spikes and greenery.
If you have a unique event, photoshoot or wedding venue that you need an equally unique custom silk wedding flower bouquet for, I’m your girl! Whether you know exactly what you’re looking for or are ready to design something special with me, Love is Blooming might be just what you are looking for! Contact me today to find out how to bring your vision to life!
I have a really pretty coral and white bridal bouquet recreation in silk flowers to show you today! It’s the perfect bouquet for this lovely spring we are finally experiencing! Keign reached out to me about recreating his wife’s bouquet and was hoping to surprise her with this meaningful gift. Let’s take a look at the recreation alongside the original in the awesome photos from Photography by Brogan.
This stunning bouquet was a mix of coral and white Ranunculus, white Cosmos, white Spray Roses, coral Cabbage Roses and a touch of Ruscus. I loved the unique shape of this bouquet! It was handtied style but a more linear shape than the more traditional round shape. It was finished up with a raw edge silk ribbon in a lovely peachy-pink color.
“Absolutely amazing recreation! Erin did a fantastic job, my wife was overjoyed with the recreation!”
Thanks again to Keign for letting me share his Valentine’s Day surprise for his wife with this custom silk bridal bouquet recreation. If you have a special occasion coming up and are looking for the perfect gift, check out my page for more information!
Olivia’s custom silk bridal bouquet is so unique that I wasn’t even sure how to categorize it! It’s bright and fun, but it also has classic elements to it, it’s full and lush, but romantic and soft. Can you see my dilemma? Olivia worked closely with me to get her designs just right, and I love what we came up with together. While she originally gravitated toward fall colors, the more I showed her, the more she ended up liking some jewel tones with some brightness. She sent me some photos from her very talented photographer Flying Arrow Photography, so let’s take a look at what we settled on!
Olivia’s round handtied style bridal bouquet was a mix of Sunflowers, dusty pink Mums, peach Cabbage Roses, berry Tea Roses, blue Delphinium, white Lilies, berry mini Ranunculus, champagne Dahlia, Fern, Olive and Ruscus greenery in a large loose bouquet. It had flower and height and texture and pops of color mixed with the neutrals. I loved it and so did she!
“Had an awesome time working with Erin! Not much of a flower girl but Erin was patient and showed us a ton of options until we were both satisfied with the outcomes. They turned out gorgeous!”
If you are looking for a truly custom wedding flower experience, Love Is Blooming is what you’re looking for! You work directly with me to come up with the designs you’ve been dreaming of. Fill out the Free Bride’s Checklist today to start planning your dream flowers with me!
Have you ever had a deadline for work, school or personal goals that required you to problem solve at top speed? Today’s wedding is this very situation! Vera contacted with me with just about two weeks until her wedding date. She had come across a wedding I did that was of Royal Blue, Light Blue and White Silk Wedding Flowers, and she fell in love with the color combination and the flowers. Thankfully, I could get a hold of what I needed to recreate the look for her. Here are some photos by Ryan Michaels Photography of Vera’s dream wedding flowers!
Vera wanted a simple look with royal blue Roses, light blue Roses and white Baby’s Breath in a smaller handtied style bridal bouquet.
There were a few additional items that she wanted to tie everything together including some small flowers for her hair and a matching groom’s boutonniere of a royal blue Rose, white Baby’s Breath and a touch of greenery.
“I wanted silk flowers for my wedding and after some googling found a picture of a bouquet that I LOVED at Love is Blooming. I only had a few weeks before my wedding at this point, so I emailed Erin and asked her if she could make something like that for me in that time frame. She said yes and sent over pictures within a day or two. She made a beautiful bouquet and boutonniere for my husband. I wanted some white flowers in my hair and asked her if she had any left over from the bouquet that she could send me, and she said she did. She also sent some extra blue flowers that I was able to use for decorations around the cake that went with my bouquet. And she included the extra flowers for free. Everything was beautiful and she got it done so quickly!”
Cake flowers don’t need to be over the top. A small cluster of Hydrangea in the right color was just what Vera’s cake needed!
The great thing about silk wedding flowers is that everything is custom and you are working directly with me. Despite our short turn around time, Vera got all the items she wanted and they were within her budget and matched her vision for her wedding day. Life can throw a lot of curveballs, so if you are looking for a solution to your wedding flower dilemma, fill out the Free Bride’s Checklist today!
I love a good DIY, which is kind of why I ended up starting Love is Blooming Silk Wedding Flowers! Today’s silk bridal bouquet recreation became part of a DIY project by bride Nicola. She sent me photos of her bouquet with the plan to enclose the bouquet in a shadowbox along with other keepsakes from her wedding day. Let’s take a look at the photos of her bouquet and the recreation!
Her round handtied bouquet was a mix of white, dusty pink and burgundy Roses, with special gold dyed greenery. The challenge with this arrangement is that the shadowbox was only going to be a few inches deep, so I couldn’t recreate an actual round bouquet, it needed to showcase all the elements, but be flat at the back. Nicola was kind enough to send me her finished project so we can see how it all turned out!
“I am so happy I found “Love is Blooming Silk Wedding Flowers” to recreate my wedding bouquet. I was so sad when I couldn’t preserve my real flowers. I reached out to the business and got connected with Erin. Erin was so kind, professional and communicated every step of the way. She sent me samples of what flowers and ribbons she can use. Upon completion she sent me a picture of the finished product. When I received the flowers It looked just like my real wedding flowers and the emotions of my special day came back. Thank you Erin !!”
A full sized custom bridal bouquet recreation may not be practical for your situation, but a shadowbox might be a great compromise. Here are a few other brides who took this idea and made it their own:
-Bridal Bouquet Recreation for a Shadowbox - Reveal and Review
-Bridal Bouquet Framed Keepsake
There could be lots of ways to display floral elements from your wedding day and I’d love to hear your ideas. Reach out to me today to talk about how we can bring your vision to life!