Jennifer Laura Design sure knows how to whip up a romantic bridal bouquet. We saw this one and our hearts were all aflutter for a sec, remembering what it feels like to hold something so lovely on your wedding day. Lucky for you guys, she teamed up with Feather and Twine Photography to share a DIY tutorial for anyone looking to recreate it. Take it away, Jennifer…
It means a lot to me to be able to handcraft the perfect bouquet or centerpiece for my brides. This bouquet was a fun representation of me—a bouquet that I would have at my wedding if I were to reimagine it.
Ingredients:
– maiden hair fern
– 5-6 white garden roses
– 3 blush icelandic poppies
– 1 cluster hedera berry
– 2 icelandic poppy buds
– 3 blush pink dahlias
– 5 white fringe tulips
– 5 pink peonies
– 2 dahlia buds
Instructions:
These organic bouquets are so fun to create. I typically start them like I would a normal tightly shaped bouquet, but instead of that perfect shape I move the blooms up and down to create depth as I build. The shape is going to be the same as a round bouquet (with that added depth), and then at the very end I add that organic shape by pulling in some greenery, like the maiden hair fern we used here. I wrapped everything up with floral tape to keep it secure and then finished it off with a mix of black and white velvet ribbons. Velvet immediately made this very fun and playful bouquet look very luxe, which is always a nice touch to add… on top of the whimsy of course.
Love it! Thanks Jennifer!
Photographer & Styling: Feather and Twine Photography / Bouquet & Styling: Jennifer Laura Design / Hair and Makeup: Hey Lovely Makeup
