Today's wedding bouquets and centerpieces aren't limited to fragrant
blooms. For the next five weeks, I'll be showing you my favorite flower
alternatives, from new DIY creations to bouquets rich in history (and
heirloom antiques!), from transient arrangements that look beautiful at
your event to permanent keepsakes that'll look beautiful for generations
to come.
Option 3: Feather Bouquets
Feather is a great way to add texture to other styles of bouquets - including fabric and paper flowers, as well as real blooms - but you can also create an entirely feather bouquet to really indulge the senses. Feather bouquets are great for winter, when real blooms are harder (and more expensive) to come by, and look amazing with single-color or neutral color schemes (like an all-white winter wedding, or a vintage ivory/light rose pink wedding).
Use real feathers (or feathers that mimic those that occur in nature) for a realistic look (think bright peacock feathers, earthy brown ostrich feathers, or the white softness of goose down), or have fun with bright, unnatural feathers like hot pink and neon green!
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Option 3: Feather Bouquets
Use real feathers (or feathers that mimic those that occur in nature) for a realistic look (think bright peacock feathers, earthy brown ostrich feathers, or the white softness of goose down), or have fun with bright, unnatural feathers like hot pink and neon green!
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Shameless plug time: Need invitations as beautiful as your decor? Check out InvitesbyAndea.com and let me design stationery for your event!
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