Alternative Wedding Bouquet Inspiration
I love bouquets. In fact, they’re probably one of my favorite parts of the wedding ensemble. I think that I love them so much because they can truly express what you feel in a way that words cannot.
But what if you’re allergic? Or you just don’t like roses or callas or any of the other "traditional" flowers? That would be awful! Can you imagine walking down the aisle sneezing the whole way? Or what if you just like to think outside the box? I’m a huge fan of being original--and what a great way to channel your originality!
So... what types of alternatives are out there?
They’re absolutely stunning, aren’t they? You could even add in some greenery, feathers, or other accents to make it truly yours.
From left: Yellow Pinwheel, Multi Pinwheel Bouquet, Pink PinwheelHow perfect would these be for your bridesmaids and flower girls? If pinwheels aren’t your style, you may want to consider fabric.
From top left: Kimono Fabric Bouquet, Organza and Feather Bouquet,
Satin Bouquet with Brooch Accents, Muslin and Cotton BouquetWith fabric bouquets, you have so many options. It truly is an endless opportunity.
Do you like bright tones? Muted? Patterned? Many of the talented artists over at Etsy will custom-make your bouquet--what about using the outfit you were wearing when he proposed? Or when he first asked you out?
If you still need more inspiration for an alternative bouquet, I have a few more that I would love to share with you:
From left: Paper Bouquet, Felt Bouquet with Buttons, Feather Bouquet, Felt BouquetThe best part about all of these bouquets? You’ll have your bouquet forever. What a great keepsake! If you want to do flowers and an alternative bouquet, consider having floral bouquet to use for the actual bouquet toss (yes, some of us still do that). And you should probably definitely do that if you opt for the wire bouquet... just as a safety precaution.
Brea Gunn is a blogger and writer living in Houston, TX with her husband and son. When she's not hyperventilating as a result of chasing her son, Smalls, you will find her immersed in any one of her writing projects. Her current obsessions include shoes of any kind, healthy eating, fashion, and sewing. According to her husband, she is very opinionated. Brea doesn't always agree with him.
But what if you’re allergic? Or you just don’t like roses or callas or any of the other "traditional" flowers? That would be awful! Can you imagine walking down the aisle sneezing the whole way? Or what if you just like to think outside the box? I’m a huge fan of being original--and what a great way to channel your originality!
So... what types of alternatives are out there?
Wire Bouquets
I think that I’ll start off with my new favorite. Wire bouquets. I love the whimsy and the blend of hard and soft. It’s almost poetic, don’t you think?They’re absolutely stunning, aren’t they? You could even add in some greenery, feathers, or other accents to make it truly yours.
Pinwheels
Not a fan of the industrial look? Never fear. If you’re into whimsical, then you’re going to love these pinwheels! They’re straight out of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory or Alice in Wonderland. Come to think of it... if you’re doing a theme wedding, these would rock!From left: Yellow Pinwheel, Multi Pinwheel Bouquet, Pink Pinwheel
Fabric Bouquets
These are gorgeous. I love the endless choices and the amazing combinations.From top left: Kimono Fabric Bouquet, Organza and Feather Bouquet,
Satin Bouquet with Brooch Accents, Muslin and Cotton Bouquet
Do you like bright tones? Muted? Patterned? Many of the talented artists over at Etsy will custom-make your bouquet--what about using the outfit you were wearing when he proposed? Or when he first asked you out?
If you still need more inspiration for an alternative bouquet, I have a few more that I would love to share with you:
From left: Paper Bouquet, Felt Bouquet with Buttons, Feather Bouquet, Felt Bouquet
Brea Gunn is a blogger and writer living in Houston, TX with her husband and son. When she's not hyperventilating as a result of chasing her son, Smalls, you will find her immersed in any one of her writing projects. Her current obsessions include shoes of any kind, healthy eating, fashion, and sewing. According to her husband, she is very opinionated. Brea doesn't always agree with him.
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