5 Baby's Breath Wedding Ideas
2018-08-28

The much anticipated royal wedding of the year between prince harry and meghan markle has introduced new trends to the wedding world. From the makeup of the Duchess of Sussex to her dress to flowers, this wedding has brought forth new and inspirational wedding ideas.

Similar to her wedding gown, the Duchess’ bouquet was a simple yet breathtaking combination of white flowers like sweet pea, lily of the valley and jasmine. Despite the variety of flowers, the bouquet followed green and white colour theme –  one that features the main colours of the baby’s breath and a current bridal favourite.

With an increasing number of brides incorporating baby’s breath into their wedding, here are five simple and elegant ways to do so for yours.

Hair Accessories 

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Its delicacy and simple beauty of these flowers will act as the final touch without overpowering the overall hairstyle. A sprig of baby’s breath can be used in just about any hairstyle as well. Otherwise, fashion the flowers into a crown for a light and airy look for your garden wedding.

Centrepieces

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In place of elaborate or fussy centrepieces, the baby’s breath makes for a great alternative. When placed strategically around the table with complementing items such as candles or glassware, the flowers add an air of simple elegance. To accentuate its beauty, we recommend using dark-coloured tablecloths.

Wedding Décor

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Baby’s breath can also be used as both aisle and chair décor. Simply attach the flowers to chairs that line the aisle. This will work well for both indoor and outdoor wedding venues in Singapore. Otherwise, you may also choose to use attach this flowers only to the VIP appointed chairs at your wedding reception.

Bridal Bouquet

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Baby’s breath has always had the reputation as a filler flower. Though it may be affordable, it is definitely more than just a filler. You might consider pulling a Meghan Markle and opt for a green and white bouquet as well, only yours will just be a full bouquet of baby’s breath. Despite its simplicity, it makes for a fluffy and charming bouquet.

Cake Decoration

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Use some baby’s breath as the decoration on your wedding cake instead of spending extra for sugar flowers. While the most common colour of baby’s breath is white, they come in various colours like pink, red, purple and blue. If you’re keen on a traditional white cake, these varieties will bring the colours needed for your cake. You may choose to scatter them around or use them as a cake topper.