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Wednesday 18 September 2013

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Bouquet jewelry has become the hot new bridal accessory for your bridal bouquets this season. This new fashion trend allows brides to personalize their bouquet in an entirely new way!
Bridal bouquet jewels vary in size, shape and price. For a touch of glamour, a few crystals placed throughout the bouquet will add the perfect sparkle.
For an elegant look, choose from varying shades of pearl. For a touch of tradition, add a crystal monogram using you and your husband’s initials.
For sentimental purposes, you add the
initials of a lost loved one. This is a simple way to include their memory in your walk down the aisle.
To add a hint of fun to your bouquet, many companies offer a selection of jewels in the shape of animals, hearts, flowers, bows, and beach related items.
The jewelry is often inserted into the center of each flower using a wired post, but may also be attached to the stem and accompanying ribbon.
Bridal bouquet jewelry is not limited to only the bride’s bouquet, but may also be used to add a little something extra to bridesmaid’s flowers, boutonnieres, table centerpieces, bridal party hair styles, and even the wedding cake!
Bouquet jewelry is a relatively inexpensive way to create a unique and personalized touch to your special day. They can also be used long after your wedding in other floral arrangements and special occasion centerpieces!
Collect Your Materials: Foley hunted for vintage brooches, pins, and earrings at estate and garage sales, describing it as a scavenger hunt of sorts. Etsy.com is also a great resource for hunting down pieces. You'll also need floral tape, craft wire, and silk flowers of your choosing (Foley used hydrangeas).
Assemble the Bouquet: Kim's mom wired each brooch and covered the wire with floral tape. Form the silk flowers into your desired bouquet shape. Scatter the brooches throughout the silk flowers.
Add Finishing Touches: Cover the stems with vintage handkerchiefs, if you'd like. Kimberly used her grandmother's cameo on the handle, which is a great way to honor a loved one. Fun fact: A total of 48 brooches/pins/earrings were used to create her bouquet!
As if her bouquet wasn't amazing enough, Kimberly decided to reinforce the brooches theme by gifting one to each of the important ladies in her life at the rehearsal dinner. She presented them to moms, grandmothers, and aunts, asking them to "Wear these on our special day and know we think of them in a special way."