Bridal Bouquet
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craftgrrlThank you all for the tips you gave me on my wedding table centerpiece I posted a few days back. I think I've decided to go with some smooth river stones in the bottom of each vase with some decorative moss filling the rest.
Today I spent 6 hours working on my bridal bouquet. I am so incredibly proud of this because I've never really done any sort of flower arranging before. I had some input and tips from my future mother in law, which helped quite a lot.
The bouquet is made entirely of dried flowers from Hobby Lobby and Michaels and the larger flowers in the center are made from skeleton leaves that were folded and glued into the center of Plumosum Pods, also something I found in the dried floral section at Hobby Lobby.
Click the thumbnails for larger sizes.
Today I spent 6 hours working on my bridal bouquet. I am so incredibly proud of this because I've never really done any sort of flower arranging before. I had some input and tips from my future mother in law, which helped quite a lot.
The bouquet is made entirely of dried flowers from Hobby Lobby and Michaels and the larger flowers in the center are made from skeleton leaves that were folded and glued into the center of Plumosum Pods, also something I found in the dried floral section at Hobby Lobby.
Click the thumbnails for larger sizes.
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