The trend of DIY weddings has revolutionized the traditional boutonniere. More and more we are seeing unique ornamentation, and it often doesn’t include flowers at all! This is a fun way for the groom and his groomsmen to get creative. I especially like when they are infused with personality, such as the camera-lover’s boutonniere below.

-lauren

row 1:  feather boutonnieres via every last detail and kismis ink photography
row 2:  dum dums lollipop boutonniere pinned here | succulent boutonnieres via a lowcountry wedding | monogram boutonniere pinned here via sparkle & hay
row 3:  camera-lover’s boutonniere pinned here via the brides cafe | steampunk boutonniere pinned here via style me pretty

Confession: I am obsessed with this bouquet. That touch of blue in a bouquet of pinks and reds? So unexpected, and yet so perfect!

~laura

Photo Credits:
Row 1: Lindy Floral & The Life You Love Photography via Style Me Pretty | ShopBop
Row 2: Potter + Butler
Row 3: Jose Villa via 100 Layer Cake | Jose Villa Blog

Pairing a deep orange with soft greys makes for a lovely afternoon bridal shower! Don’t you agree?

- candice

Featured Design: Eyelet Print Any-Occasion Invitation

Photo Credits:
row 1: Cake via Sugar | Dress via H&M | Shoes by J. Crew via Elise Blaha Cripe
row 2: Table via Snippet & Ink | Paper flowers via One Wed | Eyelet Print Any-Occasion Invitation via Betsywhite

Fuchsia is great to add a pop of color to any outfit. Enjoy!

- china 

Photo Credits:
Suede Pumps via Cupcakes and Cashmere  | Unbelievable Dress via ModCloth