Sorry, guys.
Literally, apologies to any males reading this. But bouquets definitely fall into the category of horticultural design, so bear with me. Brides have come so far from traditional roses, and being that I have a bit of an obsession with uncommon plants, I’m fascinated by non-traditional wedding bouquets. There are thousands out there, so I can’t promise I won’t post more in the future, but I’ll at least try to space them out. Agreed? Below are a few featuring selections from the somewhat edgy to the downright unusual (cabbage and apples, anyone?). Ladies, what would be in your dream wedding bouquet?
Left: Protea, thistle, kangaroo paw, cockscomb celosia. Right: Cabbage.
Left: dahlias, proteas, thistles, feathers. Right: apples, roses.
Left: Calla lilies, sunflowers, gerbera daisies, cymbidiums. Right: Echeveria, gloriosa lilies.
Left: Magnolia, roses. Right: Thistle, ranunculus, hydrangea.
1. Bouquet florist unknown, photo by Sakura Photography
2. Bouquet by Blue Lotus, photo by Sarah Kate.
3. Bouquet by Petal Flower Company, photo Adam Barnes.
4. Bouquet by Blush Floral Designs, photo by Laura Babb.
5. Bouquet by Academy Florists, photo by Dawn E. Roscoe.
6. Bouquet by Aubrey Messick, photo by Mike Cunningham.
7. Bouquet by Twigg Botanicals, photo by Schnack Studios.
8. Bouquet by April Showers, photo by Ryan Ray Photography.
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Who would want roses if you can have one of those beautiful bouquets!