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Lovely DIY Bridesmaid Posies With Roses And Peonies

We are sure that you know that posies are smaller bouquets that consist of 8-10 stems of florals. For these cute posies you’ll need a mix of spring flowers (you can use ranunculus, peonies, tulips, garden roses, astilbe, helleborus), floral tape and ribbon. First begin with the flower that you’ll use as your filler, think...

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Delightful DIY Bridesmaid’s Bouquet Wraps With Ribbon

If you always think that it’s very difficult to create bridesmaid’s bouquets, you’re totally wrong! Because sometimes it’s easy-to-make and fun, so let’s repeat these 3 ways to make bridesmaids’ bouquets. For this project you will need just flowers, ribbons, colored corsage pins, tape and scissors. First wrap stems tightly with 1-1/2″ inch wide ribbon beginning...

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Trendy And Creative DIY King Protea Bouquet

Protea bouquets are in trend, and you can easily make one without a florist. Prepare floral tape, pins, floral scissors, ribbons, flowers. Here you’ll see heather, sweet pea, mimosa acacia, clematis, maiden hair fern, lilac, ranunculus, hellebores, pieris japonica, anemones, double tulips, lavender, Icelandic poppies, delphiniums, jasmine vine and, peonies. Start with your larger fillers...

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23 Textural Wedding Bouquets With Feathers

I love a good textural bouquet. I think it looks way more original than a traditional one and can be a perfect choice for an offbeat bride, who wants to stand out. There’re lots of options to add an extra texture to flowers and one of the coolest of ideas is to add feather details. I...

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Beautiful And Easy DIY Weeping Wedding Bouquet

Collecting and making your wedding bouquet yourself sounds really challenging and tricky. But it’s not always true. Besides, if you’re low on budget and don’t want to spend extra money on a florist, is a good way out. A weeping bouquet has something that is wild and emotional, and making it seems much easier than...

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Simple And Bright DIY Wedding Bouquet To Make

I’m always impressed and inspired by the brides which totally DIY their wedding, adding a lot of handmade elements to it from invites to the bouquet. It’s a lot of fun! If you’re a DIY enthusiastic bride, you’ll love this tutorial of making your own flowers. First of all you just need to pick your...

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4 Creative Ways To Customize Your Wedding Bouquet

Whether you’ve selected fresh floral blooms or a handmade, last-forever bouquet, we’re going to show you how to customize it. Bouquet wraps come in all kinds of shapes, colors, and types, but we’re quite partial to the rhinestone kind! They’re sparkly and handmade and perfect for the bride’s bouquet. Add heirlooms. If you have heirloom...

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Amazing And Unique DIY Felt Wedding Bouquet

A flower bouquet that will never wither… Sounds wonderful, right? Make it entirely from felt! It’d be original, totally unique and really-really beautiful! To make it you’ll need DIY felt flowers, wool felt in sage, good scissors, hot glue gun, 26 gauge floral wire, wire cutter and wide ribbon. First of all you need to...

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Charming DIY Note Wrapped Flowers For Bridesmaids

This idea totally gives a new fresh modern look on bouquets. You can write down on this colorful piece of paper a nice message for your girls. Isn’t it the cutest way to say “will you be my bridesmaid?”. For this project you’ll need some flowers like mini roses or Peruvian lily, wrapping paper, your...

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Cute And Inexpensive DIY Mini “Will You Be My Bridesmaid?” Bouquet

If you gonna ask your friend to be your bridesmaid this way, it would be not only memorable, touching but also it won’t break your bank! You can make five mini bouquets like that for about $10. Prepare scissors, string, newspaper, marker or pen, montecasino flowers and solidago. First trim the stems a little bit...

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