Each time I make a new set of silk wedding flowers and bridal bouquets, especially the ones where the design is 100% from the depths of my right brain, they instantly become my favorite. I mean, I love all the flowers I create, but there are some that turn out so dreamy that I remember them long after I hand them over to my bride’s. On that note, I give you…
Exhibit A:
Angie’s flowers were a combination of softness, classic beauty, romantic colors, interesting textures and were just so dang pretty! There were Roses and Peonies and Dogwood and Lamb’s ear and Smilax and the best Charcoal satin ribbon you can find. *Sigh*
Angie’s bridal bouquet had more of the classic cascading shape, but but not keeping the flowers too tightly together and loosening up the shape with greenery it didn’t look as formal as a traditional cascade bouquet. It was a perfect fit for their outdoor wedding.
The bridesmaid, flower girl and toss bouquets used all the same flowers, but we switched it to a more round/handtied style.
The boutonnieres and corsages incorporated the same flowers and greenery with that classy charcoal ribbon.
Groom, Groomsman, Father Boutonnieres
Mother, Grandmother and Attendant Corsages
Check back later this week to see some photos from Angie’s big day and hear what it was like working with me!
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