And I thought I would not start out with the obvious, but focus on some amazingly different boutonnieres. Here is what I found in my travels:
This bride and groom used kale, artichokes, succulents and hydrangeas (and to me it looks like some kind of cabbage but it was not listed). The groom had asparagus in his boutonniere.
I love lamb's ear it's not a fabric but it feels like fabric - here is one underneath a white orchid.
Grasses and Feathers:
Wheat grass and hypericum
Wheat grass and hypericum
These are from Pixel & Hank on Etsy and they have lots o' colors and are just so darn cool. They also have some snazzy headpieces.
Made from ribbons
Fabric leaves with rosemary, grasses, lilac and monkey's tail
I love lamb's ear it's not a fabric but it feels like fabric - here is one underneath a white orchid.
The fun acorns which you saw in an Adore post earlier this week.
And some pine cone boutonnieresPhoto sources: barrmansion.blogspot.com, agardenersforum.com, mdfevent.blogspot.com, countryliving.com, Martha Stewart Weddings, www.weddingbee.com - Mrs. Cherry Pie, jenadevents.blogspot.com, Martha Stewart Weddings, Pixel and Hank shop (Etsy), Martha Stewart Weddings
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