1) Rustic Zinnia Wedding Bouquet This zinnia wedding bouquet feels like a warm hug from the fall season. Bold red and golden blooms dance with lavender accents and feathery pampas grass, exuding ...

Rustic weddings may include those ceremonies and receptions that take place outdoors or in abodes, such as barns, wineries, castles, or converted silos or town factories. In fact, Bridal Guide ...

This bridal bouquet mixes cheerful daisies with lavender sprigs, Baby’s Breath, and soft pastel accents. The textured greenery and flowing hand-dyed ribbons give it a rustic charm.

If a bride has a wedding outdoors, she says they typically choose a more natural, simple bouquet; if it’s in a church, she may swing more toward an elegant look.

The Victorians believed that flowers are the language of love, so your bouquet should be the ultimate statement of romance. Keep reading to learn how you can pick the perfect bridal bouquet.

Many brides are including succulents in bouquets and arrangements. Not only do they contribute a natural element, they can be a long-lasting wedding souvenir for both guests and the couple.

Diana, Princess of Wales ' bouquet weighed almost three kilos and consisted of ivy, lily of the valley, freesia, stephanotis and gardenias. Popular flowers used: Clematis, freesia and orchids.

Many brides turn their rustic wedding into a DIY challenge, making burlap-and-flowers centerpieces and other decor touches.

But the bride and groom want to make sure the valued people in their lives show up for their big day. Enter the latest trend in wedding stationery: A pre-invitation or save-the-date card.

The Legacy Barn truly embodies “rustic elegance,” a phrase they use to encourage weddings and other events at the venue. The main floor has more than 3,000 square feet and is accented with ...