Weddings are expensive, and you’ll do anything to save money, right? While growing your own flowers sounds like a great way to cut costs, you need to be smart about it. I’ll show you all the things you need to consider, plus link to some fabulous DIY’s for your cake, boutonnieres, centrepieces, and bouquets.
Autumn weddings are so beautiful. However, if you don’t know a lot about flowers, you might initially think your floral options are limited. Not true!
I’ve come up with seven unique boutonniere options for your grooms that you can easily make for your wedding.
You can grow your own flowers to further cut costs. One boutonniere in this post is completely free.
Get all the details after the jump!
Have you ever went to a wedding where everyone was truly happy? Where there was no drama and stress? I don’t know if those weddings exist, but this one came pretty close.
My sister-in-law Alex found the man of her dreams and in May they were married in Michigan. Since he’s Jamaican and she’s Canadian, most of their family was unable to attend the wedding. Last weekend we celebrated the Canadian portion and it was so much fun! More details after the jump!
If you’ve been reading this blog for any length of time, you know that I LOVE flowers. That’s why you all forgave me last June when I went slightly crazy and published five posts on just peonies.
My peony bushes tested my patience this year and took two weeks longer to bloom. Now that they’re finally opening, I need to make a DIY with them.
Enter, the floral hoop wreath.
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