A friend and I swapped plants about five years ago ... bungei, commonly called cashmere bouquet or bridal bouquet. This deciduous, shrubby perennial spreads by root suckers and can be invasive.

Succulent plants have been gaining popularity ... allowing the bride to make the bouquet in advance; and after the wedding, the succulents can be replanted! Disclaimer: This project requires ...

Allen is CEO, wedding specialist ... "Couples are making it a focal point," she said. Extra green plants make a bouquet "pop," Murphy told the AP. And many of these plants can be found in a ...

The myrtle for royal bridal bouquets comes from the bush grown from the myrtle originally given to Queen Victoria. Sprigs taken from a plant grown from the myrtle used in the Queen's wedding ...

Osborne House’s head gardener Toby Beasley said, ‘Springs from the Osborne plants were traditionally incorporated into royal bridal bouquets. It’s a German tradition that signifies the innoc ...

Wedding bouquets are going wild and free. For some brides, long gone are the days of tightly wrapped, ball-shaped bunches of roses or calla lilies that get joyfully thrown over one’s shoulder at ...

She decided to include the yellow flowering plant in her bridal bouquet, along with Jewels of Opar, foraged rose hips, zinnias and Chabaud La France carnations. All were sourced from local flower ...

with a multitude of plants in full and beauteous bloom. Yet how many of us marrieds can say that any Irish-grown flowers featured in our wedding bouquets, buttonholes or table arrangements?