From use in weddings to home decor, succulents have become one the most popular natural elements out there. Known for their easy maintenance and beautiful simplicity, succulents have become especially trendy in wedding bouquets and centerpieces. After all, it’s safe to say that the days of traditional roses in pink and red hues are long gone. These days, many brides are opting for the natural tones of green, sprinkled with a coordinating color palette. To incorporate this trend into your wedding’s decor, try your hand at a DIY boutonniere. Not only can you coordinate it with the bridal party’s bouquets and corsages, but it can also add a clever handmade touch to your wedding. Here’s how to make your own.
Supplies:

Artificial or real succulents Artificial or real stems, leaves, and flowers
Twigs, dried baby’s breath, fresh flowers (optional)
Hot glue gun
Burlap remnant
Scissors
Heavy-duty pliers
Floral tape
Leather cord or ribbon

Dried baby’s breath makes an excellent filler component. It is also relatively inexpensive. Feel free to incorporate fresh, live flowers to further personalize the boutonniere. Just be sure to allow extra time before the big day to construct the project. You can even add a sentimental touch by bringing in flowers and stems that mean something to you and your relationship.
Instructions:
Step 1: If necessary, remove portions of the succulent. Some artificial stems may be very large, making them too heavy for a b...