Bouty! Bouty! Bouty! When I was titling this blog post I had a million options because we, at Karma Flowers, spend our creation days {days dedicated to the pieces that are made for our weddings and events} coming up with ridiculous "bout" references. It's flower humor I guess.
In any case, Julie and Dave are our resident boutonniere makers and they do a boutiful job {trust me, they are endless.}
We wanted to give the fellas a quick guide to some boutonniere looks since we find that most men do not give it a thought before our first consultation. Karma Flowers customizes the ribbon and presentation to suit the wedding day and the couple but here are a few bout interpretations of different wedding aesthetics {all the work of the Karma Flowers team}...
The Classic
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Spray rose {sturdy stem that works well in bouts, especially because of its size}, dusty miller and a little touch of amaranth for a little flair to a classic design. Photo: Gulnara Studios
The Bold
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| A Lady Slipper can be so unexpected as a boutonniere. Selecting a large flower from the bride's bouquet and have that, alone, adorn the lapel. Photo: Jessica Schmitt Photography |
The Everlasting
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The simple succulent. A timeless favorite. We added a little waxflower and lavender to this one but the possibilities are endless. Photo: Sharyn Frenkel Photography
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The Artsy
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Nigella Love in a Mist {yup, that's the name of the white bloom} and some greens finished with a floral ribbon. This man is taking this to a whole new artistic level. Photo: Mikkel Paige Photography
The Throw-Back
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We couldn't of a better hipster bout than an old school bundle of baby's breath. Perfection. Photo: Jessica Lavoie Photography
The Rustic
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We have never seen a barn wedding we didn't like and barn weddings call for rustic bouts. Black peppers, dusty miller, lavender, and dahlia buds wrapped in twine. Photo: Kay English Photography
The Storyteller
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| Sometimes there are no flowers at all. This avid fisherman told the story of his fishing trips with family and friends through his choice of boutonnieres. Photo: Matthew Douglas Photography |
Now how a bout that for some crazy cool boutonnieres?
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