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fake succulent wedding bouquet

fake succulent wedding bouquet Mint Succulent Bouquet – Teton Wood Blooms

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fake succulent wedding bouquet Mint Succulent Bouquet – Teton Wood BloomsThis bouquet features wood flowers in light blush, mint, and their natural color of ivory. Two different types of wood succulents are included in the bouquet. The bouquet greenery includes baby's breath, ruscus, lamb's ear, and lavender. Flowers are handmade, which means each is unique in shape and size. Each also has variations from the wood grain and may include small flecks of bark. Flowers have beautiful and unique imperfections, as real flowers

This bouquet features wood flowers in light blush, mint, and their natural color of ivory. Two different types of wood succulents are included in the bouquet. The bouquet greenery includes baby's breath, ruscus, lamb's ear, and lavender.  Flowers are handmade, which means each is unique in shape and size. Each also has variations from the wood grain and may include small flecks of bark. Flowers have beautiful and unique imperfections, as real flowers do, giving your bouquet an elegant rustic look. As each flower is unique in shape and size, the flower arrangement in each bouquet will be unique, however it will be the same flowers and design as pictured. 

Customize this bouquet with your wedding colors! Use our color chart to select your colors. All bouquets include ivory roses. Please enter colors you'd like under "Add Your Personalization" (ex: Succulent and Dusty Blue.) Don't see your colors? Send us your palate when you order and we’ll match it!

Cake Flowers - Includes Four 3" flowers, Five 2" Flowers, Three 1" Flowers and greenery matching your bouquet

 

Sizes

M - XL bouquets are most popular for bridal bouquets. XS - M are most popular for bridal party bouquets. If you're not sure which size to choose, grab a ruler and draw a circle with a diameters listed. A 6-7" bouquet is shown in most of the photos, and a medium 8-9" bouquet is also shown.

 

Customizations & Coordinating Bridal Party Items

If you don't see your colors, contact us, and we can match them for you! If you are looking for any pieces you don't see in our shop, let us know! We can provide a quote and custom order for a variety of pieces.

 

About Wood Flowers

Wood flowers last forever and make a unique centerpiece in your home, allowing you to enjoy them for years to come!

Each flower is handmade from Cassava, which is a woody shrub. They're actually soft to the touch and a little flexible, similar to live flowers. In their natural colors they are ivory and brown (from the bark.) Flowers are easily dyed any color. If your flowers need to be cleaned, a quick blow of a hair dryer on low/no heat will easily take care of them.

 

Shipping

Please note the processing times provided and order with plenty of time for your bouquet to arrive. Bouquets are packed with great care, and as they are made with organic materials, please remove from packing upon receiving it. Bouquets may need some time to fluff up after unpacking as well.

Questions? Curious about customizing this bouquet? Email me, and I'd be  happy to help!

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