Pomanders

We found a perfect location for our personal wedding ceremony. With the white walls and the dark brown furniture I think the place looks great.


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The inside is not decorated, and what better way to decorate the isle than with pomanders? I can just see colourful flowerballs decorating the isle.




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I just love these coloury flowerballs! So cute!
I'm just not sure if these pomanders should have fresh or faux flowers.

How are you going to decorate your church isle?

A bouquet to keep

Somehow I just can't get myself to pay €100 for a bouquet I'll only use for a day. It wouldn't have been fancy or complex, just peonies that are in season for my May wedding. Is it my Dutch blood that boils with this feeling of injustice? Am I just tired because everything for a wedding just seems to get so much more expensive?


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You can always dry your bouquet. I remember we had a bouquet drying upside dow in our kitchen when we were young. But this doesn't appeal to me when it concerns my weddingbouquet. It just makes the flowers look old and dead. A framed picture of the bouquet would be a better reminder. But that's not for me. I guess my bouquet won't be made of real flowers, because I would like to keep it as a reminder.
There are so many options, and if you're not able to make them yourselve there is always Etsy.


Fabric Flowers Bouquet
Add a vintage touch to your day.


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DIY


Button Bouquet
A very cute alternative.


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DIY


Feather Bouquets
A light looking, fashionable detail.


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Vintage Brooches
These gorgeous bouquets have been all over the weddingblogs. I love them, and you can also use old family pieces in your bouquet.


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Butterfly Bouquet
What a gorgeous an playfull bouquet, perfect for a spring wedding.


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Martha Stewart DIY


Candy Bouquet
Don't forget your flowergirls! Just let them keep their sweet tooth in check until you have a few pictures of them.


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What bouquet do you like best? Will you be doing something different like this, or will you go for real flowers?

Ranunculus

I didn't stop looking for flower inspiration after I found my muse in Peonies. I discovered her "little sister": Ranunculus. Just as lovely, only a little smaler.

Bouquets with ranunculus:





And for matching boutonnieres:





To complete the picture ranunculus can be used for the centerpieces.


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Ranunculus are available in a lot of colors. White would be perfect for a winter wedding and yellow would really suit a wedding in the spring. Looking for a more romantic vibe, the light pink flowers might just be a great option.
Or you could use flowers that will match your weddingcolours.

Gorgeouos! What colour do you like best?