Vintage Look Fabric Bouquet

Here is a closer look at my fabric bouquet! I wanted a vintage feel and look and I'm glad that my supplier was able to achieve it. I asked her to use shades of brown and dark purple and to put lace for the vintage look. This cut my cost in half--I would've spent more if I opted for the "real" flowers bouquet. And I got to keep it longer too! 

It's still prettily displayed inside our glass cabinet. Yup, I refused to throw the bouquet on my wedding. 

Related post: Button Bouquet

Jon + Ellaine

I thought I'd share my own wedding portait in this blog! Credits go out to our terrific husband and wife wedding photographer tandem CamZar Photography. Our wedding was held in the city but we are blessed to have a venue that has a lot of greens around it!

Photo: CamZar Photography
Makeup: Hair and Makeup by Anjie Gogna Fabric
Bouquet: Headbands & Headbands (H&H) by Mikee Palmera
Shoes: Ghezzi Santos
Venue: Water Nymph Resort
Coordination: Acts Events Management

Button Bouquet

I went for a fabric bouquet instead of the usual floral bouquet, but I wanted a more practical option that will also allow me to keep the bouquet even after the wedding day. One of my options was a button bouquet, but I wanted a more vintage look that only a fabric bouquet can achieve better. Here are some of my inspirations when I was looking for button bouquets. It's a great alternative to using a really expensive florist! Plus, if you are really creative, you can even make one on your own.