Skip the Fresh Cut Flowers for Dried Bouquets, the Way Modern Brides Are Doing!

Modern brides have been audaciously breaking the tradition and adding a unique touch to their weddings by being dressed in sneakers and black dresses. While most recently the thing that come to the notice was the dried flower bouquet that is eclipsing fresh-cut blooms and is there taking the center stage on ceremony day. For instance, Jordon Casteel, the artist whose portrait of Aurora James got featured on Vogue’s 2020 September cover, in a custom Batsheva dress ties the knot while holding a joyful arrangement of pink dried blossoms by Farmgirl Flowers (Source: Vogue). Further to be considered, David Schulze her groom also looked just as sharp with the preserved buds’ pieces that were pinned to the lapel of his blazer.

In the previous years and the past, dried flowers were viewed as not to be vibrant as compared to their fresh-cut counterparts, but thanks to beautifully crafted arrangements made by the brand like Urbanstems, that is changing and also a great regard to the talented artisans who are there setting up shops on Etsy. There lie numerous options that come forward as to be looking as joyful in the happy yellow hues and romantic pink (Source: Vogue). While the biggest upside for selecting the preserved flowers is that there comes no need for worrying about them wilting on your wedding day. Furthermore, you can also cherish them long after the most important yet big day has come and gone.

If you are here considering the delightfully rustic vibes of a dried flower bouquet for your wedding day, then there are numerous options that you can browse and buy, here are 3 of our favorite flower categories that you can shop for.

Timeless Neutrals

With these, you can nail your modern classic look and can coordinate your wedding look with the dreamy preserved buds that come in the shades of white and cream.