09/27/2026
Story time! š¤š¤ This is what happens when you trust your vendors and give them a little creative freedom.
This gorgeous bride really trusted me when it came to her overall vision, and this bouquet ended up being one of those designs that continued to evolve as we got closer to the wedding.
One thing she really wanted was carnivorous plants in her bouquet, especially sarracenia. I reached out far and wide trying to get cut stems only to be told none would be available the week of her wedding. Soā¦.I bought a few plants and grew them myself. And yes, I even saved rainwater from our last big rain to water them with because I was fully committed at that point. They didnāt grow quite as big as I hoped, but I was still able to water pick some of them into the bouquet and I also supplemented with some custom made faux ones.
Then I saw a trend where florists were adding lace to anthuriums and I immediately thought āwait, I want to try this in her calla liliesā I sent her that reel to ask what she thought and she said, āgo for it!ā Even better, we used the lace from her momās wedding dress. I carefully cut pieces of the lace and applied them to the callas, and I love how they turned out.
Then about two month before the wedding, she sent me an inspiration photo because she loved the look of the florals trailing down from the bouquet. Obviously I jumped at the chance, you know I canāt say no to a little drama!
The final piece to this very personal wedding bouquet was using scrap silk from her dress as the ribbon around the stems!
This bouquet took hours to come together between stringing the floral, cutting the lace, and working in the sarracenia. I absolutely love how it turned out and more importantly, so did the bride!
It was a little moody, romantic, dramatic, unique, and completely personal to her. It fit the wedding vibe perfectly!
This is one of my favorite parts of what I do. Give me the things you love, the meaningful little details, and some room to be creative and youāll get a unique piece of art! š¤
Photos by: Candid Content by Libby Lamont