Unique Wedding Boutonnieres and Corsage Ideas
What’s in a boutonniere? According the dictionary, a boutonniere is simply a spray of flowers. But today’s boutonnieres are not just flowers anymore and can include any number of different items to help personalize your wedding style.
Many couples are opting for unconventional items that compliment the colors or theme of the wedding. Berries and feathers have become popular choices.
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Photo credit: theknot.com
Acorns, fiddle-heads, scabiosa pods and bamboo, tied together with flowers and greenery, can provide an outdoor and earthy feeling in muted or bright colors.
Photo credit: theknot.com
Sean Randall Photography
Is pink one of your colors, but your guy isn’t crazy about wearing pink flowers? Venture outside of the box with peculiar shapes or frayed edges. “Blushing bride” flowers (pictured below, top left) are popular, and not just because of the name.
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Photo credit: Martha Stewart Weddings
Pointed edges provide a masculine look, as well as interest. I love the braided wheat!
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Getting married on the beach? Incorporate shells, starfish, sand dollars, sea urchins (pictured below with orchid, bottom left) or air plants (top right).
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If you are getting married in the fall, pumpkins, colored leaves and leucadendron can be great additions, especially if your colors are rich, warm, earth tones.
Photo credit: April Hiler Designs
Photo credit: Kris Rupp Photography
Are you getting married in the south? Try cotton! I absolutely love the look!
Photo credit: Almasy Photo
The Do-It-Yourself Bride may want to take on the task of hand-making boutonnieres out of fabric, beads, crystals or decorative paper. And the bonus is they can last forever and make lovely keepsakes. MarthaStewartWeddings.com is a great resource.
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Photo credit: Martha Stewart Weddings
Photo credit: Martha Stewart Weddings
Photo credit: Posie Rosy Little Things
Photo credit: fritts rosenow
Want a keepsake without the hassle of making it yourself? Check out Amanda Elizabeth Jewelry Design’s sterling silver boutonnieres.
Photo credit: Amanda Elizabeth Jewelry Design
The possibilities are endless! Be creative!
Boutonniere Ideas Abound!
Unique Wedding Boutonnieres and Corsage Ideas
What’s in a boutonniere? According the dictionary, a boutonniere is simply a spray of flowers. But today’s boutonnieres are not just flowers anymore and can include any number of different items to help personalize your wedding style.
Many couples are opting for unconventional items that compliment the colors or theme of the wedding. Berries and feathers have become popular choices.
Photo credit: theknot.com
Photo credit: theknot.com
Acorns, fiddle-heads, scabiosa pods and bamboo, tied together with flowers and greenery, can provide an outdoor and earthy feeling in muted or bright colors.
Photo credit: theknot.com
Sean Randall Photography
Is pink one of your colors, but your guy isn’t crazy about wearing pink flowers? Venture outside of the box with peculiar shapes or frayed edges. “Blushing bride” flowers (pictured below, top left) are popular, and not just because of the name.
Photo credit: theknot.com
Photo credit: Martha Stewart Weddings
Pointed edges provide a masculine look, as well as interest. I love the braided wheat!
Photo credit: theknot.com
Getting married on the beach? Incorporate shells, starfish, sand dollars, sea urchins (pictured below with orchid, bottom left) or air plants (top right).
Photo credit: theknot.com
If you are getting married in the fall, pumpkins, colored leaves and leucadendron can be great additions, especially if your colors are rich, warm, earth tones.
Photo credit: April Hiler Designs
Photo credit: Kris Rupp Photography
Are you getting married in the south? Try cotton! I absolutely love the look!
Photo credit: Almasy Photo
The Do-It-Yourself Bride may want to take on the task of hand-making boutonnieres out of fabric, beads, crystals or decorative paper. And the bonus is they can last forever and make lovely keepsakes. MarthaStewartWeddings.com is a great resource.
Photo credit: theknot.com
Photo credit: Martha Stewart Weddings
Photo credit: Martha Stewart Weddings
Photo credit: Posie Rosy Little Things
Photo credit: fritts rosenow
Want a keepsake without the hassle of making it yourself? Check out Amanda Elizabeth Jewelry Design’s sterling silver boutonnieres.
Photo credit: Amanda Elizabeth Jewelry Design
The possibilities are endless! Be creative!