Vintage Brooch Bouquets
Amanda Heer from Fantasy Floral Designs recently emailed me to share these insanely beautiful non-floral bouquets. They are all made from vintage brooches, so no two are alike. Images by Alice Hu who you might remember from this gorgeous Art Nouveau inspired tablescape design I posted a while back. Thank you both for sharing with us today!
These vintage bouquets are so delicious to look at they’re like candy…What a nice memento they make!
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[...] 8, 2010 · Leave a Comment I saw these vintage bouquets over at Ruffed and haven’t been able to get them off my mind. I am in love; no two are ever the same which makes [...]
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[...] I’ve never seen anything like these unique and fabulous Brooch Bouquets that were featured on Ruffled. They are non-floral bouquets made from vintage brooches, meaning no two are the same!! Cool, right?! [...]
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These are incredible!
How beautiful!
Love this trend!
What a wonderful way to include something old and make it something new.
Your bouquets are exquisite. WOW!!!!!!!! Very Beautiful.
Oooooo! I may have to try my hand at a version of this for my bouquet!
Bravo! Love these vintage looks AND perfect for the bride that doesn’t love flowers (or is allergic!)
I look forward to getting my brides to consider the option
Cheers!
~Maya
These are amazing! And eco-friendly! Love it!
J’adore!!! These are the most unusual beautiful bouquets! Its a breath of fresh air to see something different.
What a fabulous idea-not only are they stunning, but they can be saved. I bet you could even add heirloom jewelry from your own family to make it extra special.
GENIUS!!
Wow very unusual and quirky – love the bouquet and also the poka dot shoes!
What a gorgeous, beautiful and eco-friendly idea. Adore!
Wow they look amazing I know lots of clients that would like these. I bet no one would be throwing these at the end of the day lol.
[...] 8, 2010 · Leave a Comment I saw these vintage bouquets over at Ruffed and haven’t been able to get them off my mind. I am in love; no two are ever the same which makes [...]
These are absolutely awesome!
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They are soooo cute. Had to let my Facebook Fans and Twitter followers know about such a unique, eco-friendly concept for bouquets that can last for ever and become such beautiful heirlooms. I’ve placed a link to this blog post on http://www.facebook.com/lkphotography
omgosh those are so cute, I absolutely love these!
So beautiful!!! I totally love that last one. I want to make one!
Okay. These are OFFICIALLY my most favorite bouquet idea. And I completely agree with thevintagebride…add heirloom jewelry…or request pieces of jewelry from close friends…to make it even more special. I love this blog! Thanks for the inspiration! Now I’ve just gotta figure out how to make these. Suggestions for DIY?
These are so cool!
These are Stunning!
I made my own vintage inspired bouquet from fabric & brooches for my wedding last October. I didn’t realize they had become so popular! If you’re interested, I would love to share some pics.
these are truly a labor of love and hard on the hands to make
they take 2 full days to make and include the shipping and insurance
I Just sent one out to a bride that thought she could do it herself
with one week turn around the bride will have her amazing brooch bouquet tomorrow over night delivery with insurance and tracking#
I love making these for my brides they are custom designed with you in mind..
I Like to talk to the bride get info on all your details before making it…..so I can envision you with it on the Big Day
broochbouqetblog.com
oh i LOVE these! so unique & beautiful. wish i had one at my wedding in ’08!
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I’m in love. So in love.
[...] I’ve never seen anything like these unique and fabulous Brooch Bouquets that were featured on Ruffled. They are non-floral bouquets made from vintage brooches, meaning no two are the same!! Cool, right?! [...]
What a treat! I’ve been considering alternatives to flowers for my bouquet and boutonnières/ corsages for the wedding party- stephanie, pls do post your photos!!
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Those brooch bouquets are darling, and until today I had not seen anyone with a brooch bouquet. Sure makes a unique wedding bouquet, except for one question…. What happens when it’s time for the bride to toss the bouquet? LOL. (Hope this isn’t a duplicate comment – couldn’t get it to work the first time.)
so fab! i talked one of my brides into checking into these and she loved the idea!
I just met Amanda in London yesterday and ordered my brooch bouquet – I totally love these and can’t wait to get mine…. I have brooches from friends and family members and even have some pieces from loved ones who have passed away, a great way of having them at my wedding
Absolutely incredible!
loving the shoes…. and the brooch bouquets.. so beautifull….?
Great idea and you could gift the pins to your bridesmaids after the wedding!
Love these! want to put one together asap, to show prospective brides.
Is there a website where you can purchase these?
Help! I tried to go to this website: broochbouqetblog.com
but it doesn’t work! I’d really like to look into purchasing some of these.
the link above was actually spelled wrong. It’s www.broochbouquetblog.com Try that. It worked for me.
[...] I certainly stumbled across that this week! Check out these amazing brooch bouquets from the Vintage Brooch Bouquets feature on the fabulous Ruffled Blog! I already loved the idea of incorporating a brooch in your [...]
These are very lovely. What a wonderful way to incorporate the family into the wedding day!
[...] The flowers from your wedding will no doubt be beautiful, and many brides will preserve their bouquets afterward as a memento from the day. But what if your bouquet came pre-preserved? source 1 | source 2 | source 3 | source 4 [...]
[...] huge on my things to do… well right now anyhow. but i sort of love going to random sites like THIS ONE for pretty ideas that will make my future wedding to my wolfman [...]
I contacted Amanda when I saw these beauties but I could not afford one…but I was determined to have one of these and so I made my own! It turned out amazing and looks just like the ones posted on here only better becuase I made it myself from brooches my friends and family gave me and a few I purchased myself. My fiancee loved the idea and when I went to buy the ribbon for it and took it with me I was stopped every few seconds by someone who wanted to inspect it! I even got an offer from someone to buy it!! I cant wait for my wedding day…
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What fun vintage bouquets. I love how unique these are.
[...] DIY the flowers. Another price shocker that comes with wedding planning is the floral budget. I used the budget tool on TheKnot.com to see what percentage of my (meager) budget I should allocate to flowers, and it spit out $1,600! The good news is that I don’t have to spend nearly this much if I make my own faux flowers! Handmade flowers are super trendy right now, and they can be made of paper or fabric. I’m definitely planning on making these adorable kissing balls from The Idea Room: They’re made out of crepe paper! You can also use silk flowers to make your bouquets and decorations. We’ve got a beautiful DIY pomander project on FaveCrafts made of silk flowers, the Rose Bouquet Ball: I also love the idea of using vintage brooches instead of flowers for your bouquets. I found this one on Ruffled: [...]
hi i like the bouquets
my daughter is rose queen at our church and i was just looking for some that would go with purple or white.
[...] try one of those button brooches by Miauski or the beaded ones, or get one of those Vintage ‘brooch bouquets ’ made or even the Rhinestone pieces. After all, isn’t fashion all about self [...]
[...] Above picture was taken from Ruffled. [...]
[...] row 01: Ruffled [...]
[...] Twenty One (1), The Ritzy Rose (2), Ruffled (3)} [...]
Where do i find one of these to purchase??
[...] Rock N’ Roll Bride, Sandra and Greg, Blink Photography, Ruffled, Love and Lavender , Today’s Bride Online & Capitol Romance. Share [...]