How to Create a non Floral Bouquet
For a variety of reasons, a bride may choose not to have a floral bouquet for her wedding. One reason is that it is eco-friendly. Not only does it cut-down on the unnecessary use of living flowers, it also helps to reduce the number of fertilizers and pollutants that are being used. Another reason is that it can cost less and for brides on a budget this is a major consideration. A further reason is that the bouquet can be kept for a lifetime rather than just for the day, although a floral bouquet can be dried or preserved. Whatever the reason, there are a number of different options open to you. Here are some ideas for a non-floral wedding bouquet.
Beaded or crystal bouquet
Beaded or crystal bouquets are increasing in popularity. They can coordinate with any details and adornments on your bridal gown and add a touch of sparkle to a wedding. Not to mention that they look fantastic. They are a great idea for acrystal wedding theme. Many bridal stores and jewelry shops now stock beaded or crystal bouquets. However, if you are creative, you can attempt to make one yourself. You will need a lot of crystals and craft wire, the exact amount will depend upon the design and size of your bouquet, as well as some jewelry making equipment, such as pliers and wire cutters. Some hints, tips and instruction on how to make a number of different designs can be found atOffbeat Bride.
Fake floral displays
Fake flowers can be made from many different materials. These include paper, fabric and felt. This gives a bride many different options in terms of color schemes and designs. If you use fabric or felt they are less likely to be damaged due to rain on your big day. However, paper is probably the most cost effective choice for a non-floral bouquet. Before choosing the materials that you want to use, it is a good idea to collect some ideas about design, style and color schemes before beginning. Further instructions on how to create a non-floral bouquet using any of these materials can be found atPoptastic Bride.
Conclusion
Although a floral bouquet is the most traditional option for a wedding, there are many other options available for brides who prefer a non-floral bouquet for their wedding. Beads, crystals, felt, fabric and paper can all be used as alternative materials to create an interesting and individual bouquet.
