Trade the Bouquet: 4 Styles of Bouquets that Aren’t Flowers!!
So, today, I found myself sucked into the black hole that is Etsy, looking for some truly unique twists on tradition when I found myself falling down an out of this world craft-tacular rabbit hole!!! Now, I’m sure everyone out there has been to a wedding or two (thousand) in their day, and I’m sure in that time you’ve seen some pretty cool U-turns away from the beaten path, but usually there are a few things that really never get tampered with, the bouquet being one! Don’t get me wrong, real big fan of flowers (who can hate on anything that comes in pretty colors and smells good!?!), but these unique-chic bouquet ideas are giving Mother Nature a run for her money!! First up on the list:
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These are incredible and the color combinations are practically endless! Each arrangement is hand folded and the designs are either custom made to fit your colors, or buy it as is. Either way, a really crafty way to jazz up your bouquet (look at me rhyme)! Next up:
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These button bouquets are insane! Such small detail and such huge color possibility!!! Perfect for the bride that wants to make her bouquet personal (whats up seamstresses!?!) Moving right along:
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These bouquets are old Hollywood meets modern flair. Perfect for the peacock bride that wants to really strut her stuff down the aisle! Last and certainly not least:
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These dazzlers absolutely floored me! They’ve got the bling, class, or vintage feel to match your theme to the ‘T’!! So, if you’re looking for a way to throw some craft flair into your big day, I would highly recommend checking out some of the cool stuff they have going on over in Etsy-land! Not to mention, instead of the bouquet dying off, you walk away from your wedding with a timeless treasure to cherish forever (rhyming master today!!!). Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got some more rabbit’s to chase……hellllooooo, mason jar solar lamps!!!!
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