For those of you considering DIY wedding florals, you'll find that there's often savings in buying less variety of blooms in bulk. Single stem arrangements done right can give off a very classy vibe. This weekend I bought some roses and made several arrangements using red roses as the only fresh stems.
Here is the centerpiece I wish I could make for my wedding (
the Sac town outdoors heat would not be nice to these red pretties for my wedding, not to mention the glass pot would fog up big time for sure):


Here's a 10 minute job (so please excuse the crappiness) I did on a mockup bridal bouqet I'm considering, the fuss balls are silk stems I am using for the boutonnieres to be blogged about later:

Here is an oober easy funky tall vase arrangement:
Next up, instructions on how to DIY this basic topiary:
I love the bouquet! I don't think it looks crappy at all. And I like those little ball-things...
ReplyDeleteJust came across this post, and might I say... ooh la la! We did DIY centerpieces and bouquets for our wedding this past November, and I love love loved the way turned out! Kudos to you too my dear :)
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