Budget Wedding Flower Tips
Just a few more contextual posts, hive, and I?ll start with the recaps. I feel like my recaps will make more sense after I get through with these posts?please bear with me.
Having a spring wedding meant one thing to me: flowers. I know what you?re thinking?

Source: FOX/The Devil Wears Prada via Tumblr
But I digress. While we had a bit of a limited budget for our flowers, I let my imagination (and Pinterest) run wild while I was planning our wedding. I presented my inspiration photos to our coordinator and florist with baited breath—could we afford my dream arrangements" They thankfully let me know that my inspiration was do-able with some creative (and money-saving) twists. I?ve shared some of the tips they gave me below.
Here?s what I had in mind for our garden-party rustic barn (gesundheit) wedding. Our wedding colours were blush and navy, so I wanted a mix of soft pink, muted peach, and white flowers.
I was drawn to looser, slightly overgrown bouquets for me and my bridesmaids. I fell in love with textured bouquets.

Photography by Logan Cole / Floral Design by Natalie Bowen / Image via Green Wedding Shoes
These bridesmaid bouquets are absolutely gorgeous.

Photography via Gantes.Co / Image via Ruffled Blog
Tip one" Think outside the box for your bouquets. Our florist recommended that I order ?one sided? bouquets for our bridesmaids to save some money. That is, bouquets with flowers on one side and greens on the oth...