Here’s another simple and REALLY affordable flower that is making a comeback. Traditionally used as a filler in arrangements, baby’s breath fell out of favor. However, when used as a feature, it can be really romantic and airy. Thoughts?
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October wedding anyone?
Love this bouquet!
How beautiful are these arrangements overflowing with baby’s breath? Who knew that a weed could dress up so pretty?
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Hi Summer
Great Blog. Keep it up
Summer, this blog is beautiful, just like you and your work. Keep going, I’m really looking forward to reading more…and seeing more. I’m definitely impressed with the the beautiful weeds, and all the lighting ideas.
Love this idea! I’m thinking of using it in two big urns to designate the “altar”. We’re getting married in the local botanic gardens, so we don’t need a bunch of extra flowers.
I heard that a large amount of baby’s breath can smell quite pungent, though. Is that true?
Yeah…It can be true in some cases. Usually, it can depend on the type of baby’s breath you get…and how fresh it is sometimes makes a difference. So ask your florist to see if they can’t check that out for you.
I gasped out loud when i saw that bouquet. Seriously, the more i look at it, the harder i fall.
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