Fall Bouquet Roundup

Typical Fall bouquets include rich colors (reds, oranges and yellows) that remind people of cooler weather and the changing leaves.  During this time of the year, you can find Hydrangeas, Dahlias, Chrysanthemums as well as the usual Roses, Lilies and Orchids.  With the vast variety of colors these flowers come in, you can pull together amazingly beautiful bouquets to match the season.

Orange and White Dahlias

Garden Roses with dates and kumquats brushed with gold powder

Aubergine Dahlias with chartreuse acorns accents

A softer palette of ranunculus, garden roses, craspedia (aka billy buttons), succulents and eucalyptus

Go simple with some wild flowers

Succulents

Which is your favorite Fall bouquet?

A Little Something ~ #31

Today's {A Little Something} is perfect for a Fall wedding.

How gorgeous is this bouquet of calla lilies?  I just love how the deep, dark purple accents the bright pink and orange perfectly.

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A Little Something ~ #15

I found today's {A Little Something} while perusing Pinterest.  (It's seriously addicting...)

This bouquet is from a wedding featured on Style Me Pretty.  The bride got inspiration online and decided she wanted to have cotton balls in the bouquet.  Her florist added the cotton with some lace and pink silk flowers and voilà - you have the below.

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I think this bouquet is so sweet and pretty ingenious.  A simple and cheap DIY!  What do you guys think?



Alternative Bouquets

When thinking about wedding bouquets beautiful peonies, roses, hydrangeas, and more come to mind.  But the other day my friend Morgan shared some fabric bouquets with me (thanks Morgan for the inspiration!) and it got me thinking... Does a wedding bouquet really have to be made of flowers?

Check out these alternative options:

Fabric Bouquets

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Button Bouquets

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Paper Bouquets

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Brooch Bouquets

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Which alternative bouquet style do you like best?  I love the last one made out of antique gold brooches!