A good friend of mine from grad school got married last month. The bride and groom are a gorgeous couple (inside and out) and a their wedding was one for the books. Connor Studios took wonderful photos of their wedding and they can be found HERE.
When guests entered the reception area, everyone was collectively blown away by the scene. The bride chose baby's breath as her primary flower. This wasn't baby's breath the filler flower this was baby's breath the WOW flower. I'm still thinking about what it must have looked like when the baby's breath was being taken out off delivery truck (cue swooning lady).
If you want to make an impact with baby's breath, you need to go big or go home. Don't use it as your secondary flower, use it as your only flower, and use it en masse.
If you see a Subaru overflowing with baby's breath sometime next month, that would be me.
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| Baby's breath wreath and garland hung over a granite wall. |
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| Hello beautiful Christmas tree! |
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| Dessert Bar with Baby's breath centerpiece |
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| Pine Cone and Baby's Breath Bouquet |
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| Gorgeous and Simple Bouquet |
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| Could make for a pretty advent wreath |
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| Barnyard whimsy |
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| Initials of the Bride and Groom. |
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| Baby's Breath arranged high with white lanterns and drapes. |
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| Walking through the clouds. |
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