
Photo via: Knottie Bio Mrs. T to be, photo by: Amy Carroll Photography
I still love my original favorites that I posted about in the past. Here is a continuation of what I'm thinking for my own bouquet: Mostly white, disheveled, with a fresh from the garden look.

photo via: Artfool

photo by: Terra Tabbytosavit

See the little spot of color?
This one is probably my favorite! Love the pink rose, there are also some hydrangeas worked in which I love!
photo by: A Bryan Photography
I'm thinking that the pop of color in my bouquet will either match my bm's dresses (if they are a purple color) or their bouquets (which will be more colorful).
I'd love to hear any budget friendly ideas!
Fresh, local, in season. I can't repeat those words enough to my florist.
ReplyDeletei say bow-kay... and i never pictured myself saying something like this, but flowers are a big deal. they can really add a great accent or take away from an event. great post.
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