If you’ve ever fantasized about your wedding day, you probably always imagined yourself walking down the aisle carrying a rose or calla lily floral bouquet. But, in today’s age of Pinterest, Facebook and Instagram, brides-to-be have far more options on their big day.
“A bouquet made of paper flowers, feathers or pearls is truly a unique, unexpected and personal approach to a wedding,” says Jenny Orsini, owner and Creative Director of Jenny Orsini Events, Inc. in Randolph. “Brides seeking that wow factor or a more whimsical approach will love having this style of bouquet.”
With so many options available these days, there’s no real reason to stick to traditional blooms. From seashells to ribbons, there’s bound to be something for everyone. Here, Orsini shares her top 4 favorite trends.
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Brooches
“Brooch bouquets are a wonderful idea for several reasons. They add a gorgeous, vintage charm to your wedding day. Unlike traditional flowers, they’ll stay in perfect condition forever, and they’re the perfect way to incorporate those meaningful family heirlooms into your wedding day ensemble.”
Seashells
“Seashell bouquets are a new trend in weddings. They’ve gained popularity due to their very unique look and undeniable durability. Beach and nautical-inspired weddings have been popular for years. It only makes sense to have a bouquet that captures one of Mother Nature’s most fascinating gifts.”
Paper Flowers, Feathers and Pearls
Using store-bought fabric to mimic flowers allows brides to create their own unique and personalized look. Imagine being able to have flowers that no one has seen before with unusual texture, beautiful patterns and unique colors.”
Ribbons
Another way to add a touch of unexpected whimsy to a bouquet is to incorporate ribbons! They add a very fun and flirty element to any bouquet.
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