Good Morning myBelles! It is cold out there and winter is just around the corner. I can't waitfor those fabulous winter wonderland weddings and inspiration shoots that I seeeach year around these months…. And baby!.. no flower says winter likebaby’s breath. It reminds me so much of fluffy snow!
As the perfect choicefor the winter Bride, these dainty teeny flowers aren’t only great to create the perfect wintery frosteffect on wedding décor, but they are also mega-affordable. So, if you’re astylish bride on a budget, you may want to keep baby’s breath in mind, as well.
Don’t forget to utilize baby’s breath in large quantities to make a big statement on your reception or ceremony décor, as well as incorporating it on other elements of your wedding day to maintain a consistent look.
Here is an array of pretty baby’s breath inspiration. I hope you enjoy it!
I invite you to head over {Wedding Trends} : Baby's Breath – Part 1 at the end of this post for another infusion of loveliness.
{Credits} Place-cards arrangement: Designed by Swanky Productions | Flower Girl Headpiece: Designed by Patricia Casanova, photography by Kelly Hornberger | Third row: designed by JL Designs, photography by Ryan Phillips | 4th row: event design by Amazáe Special Events; floral design by Nicole Ha Designs, photography by Simone Anne Photography | Fifth row left: photography by Gia Canali via SMP | Fifth row right: event and floral design by Bungalow 6 Design, photography by Red Ribbon Studios via Middle Of The Map Weddings | Bridesmaids: Photo by Love Me Do, via Inspire by This | Ceremony Aisle Decor: designed by JL Designs, photography by Ryan Phillips | 8th row: event designed by Beth Helmstetter Events, photography by Max Wanger via SMP | Lat image: event designed by Cori Cook Floral Design, photography by Joan Allen Weddings via SMP
I invite you, again, to head over {Wedding Trends} : Baby's Breath – Part 1 for another infusion of loveliness.
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