So, you?re having a bohemian style wedding" I feel like this style is very trendy right now, which is great if you?re on a budget because it can be done pretty cheaply! It?s also easy to make bohemian crafts look fancy (like something from Anthropologie). I?m not promising Anthropologie store windows (if you don?t know, they?re extremely artsy and cool). But! I do promise that this bouquet will have a casual, ?anything goes? vibe.
In this bohemian-inspired wedding bouquet, I?ve chosen to use flowers I cut myself. My cousin lives in the country and has a beautiful assortment of greens and spring flowers, and she was kind enough to let me use them. However, if you’re going this route as well, my advice is to either wait until the last minute to cut your plants, or do it no sooner than the day before and keep them in water. Be realistic if you do this. Some flowers will hold up better than others. For instance, I noticed the ferns I picked faded almost instantly. Of course, if you get your flowers wholesale, shipped and preserved, then you don?t have to worry. Supplies:

Floral tape
Floral wire (optional)
Corsage pins
Ribbons
Flowers and greens

Step 1: Take your flora and clean the bottom halves. You want to pull all the leaves and flowers off where the stems will be squished together.

Step 2: Gather a couple of flower stalks and greens in your hand. I suggest at this phase grabbing a couple different types of flowers and greens. Also, I would start with any flo...