Well, after our little exchange yesterday about fillers, I just had to write a post about my least favorite filler…Baby’s Breath. Definitely don’t like it as a filler…but pretty great by itself, I must admit…
…as a kissing ball…
image via Holly Chapple Flowers
…as a centerpiece…
image via Gabrielle Loves
…as a bridal bouquet…the handle “makes it”…
image via Branching Out Events
…as bridesmaids’ bouquets…
image via Adrienne Gunde Photography
…as a garland…with a little added hydrangea…
image via Harvey Designs
…with dupioni silk ribbon…
image via Jose Villa Photography
Still don’t like Baby’s Breath as a filler…but like it used alone…especially with the dupioni silk ribbon! You’re thoughts?
P.S. Anyone else noticed that Baby’s Breath doesn’t smell like a baby’s breath?
Have a great weekend!
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1 comment:
Wouldn't we consider the non-comparable smell to be a good thing? Ususally their breath smells like warm, leaning-towards-turning milk. And that's fine for a baby, but I'm not so sure if it's desirable for a bouquet... I did once have a lady tell me that she would wear perfume that smells like puppy's breath if someone figured out how to make it. Weird.
I actually agree that Baby's Breath does look good alone. I like the last image and the kissing ball. I think that without a really nice handle wrap it tends to look pretty casual though.
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