Plants instead of flowers wedding

If you're looking to switch up your bouquet or wedding centerpieces for fall, opt for dried flowers. Some of your favorite fresh blooms look incredibly rustic, vintage-inspired, and unique in dried form, and are the perfect addition to a fall wedding. Click through for ways to try the new trend.

[tps_header]Whether you’re planning a botanical wedding or simple want to add an organic touch to your wedding décor, incorporating potted plants is a great idea. Depending on their size, type of flowers and greenery and their colors, there’re lots of ways of using them from lining your ceremony aisle to making an accent on the escort card - Page 2

Celebrity stylist, Aimee Croysdill and her fiancé, Simon, celebrate their Barbican Conservatory wedding in London. Clean, modern and fashion-forward design.

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This K. K. fon Stricka villa wedding has the most perfect eclectic decor full of plants. All of the details were captured by Linda Lauva Photography.

This botanical wedding was filled with the most unique plants designs, all greenery bouquets, a huge hanging installation and magical reception lighting.

Let’s talk about wedding florals today! This is one of my favorite subjects as a hobby florist myself! A while back, I spoke with Sarah from Blushing Rose Floral about her business and her passion and one of the topics we discussed was ways for brides to think outside the box when it comes to th

From tiny cacti and aromatic herbs to flowering hydrangea and lush ferns, we're sharing 7 ways to incorporate potted plants into your own wedding.