Nella and Jonathan McCraw got married earlier this month in Edinburgh. Instead of classic fresh flowers Nella opted for clay flowers by Blossoms that look astonishingly lifelike and added a quirky touch to their wedding day.
Wedding photographer John Carroll captured these great shots of Nella’s bouquet.
Debashri at Blossoms is an etsy seller who made all of the flowers in these photos. She creates the most beautiful clay flowers, crafted petal by petal. Although looking incredibly delicate they are durable, yet feather-weight.With clay flowers you can have any flower you love, regardless of the season and keep them for a lifetime after your wedding day. They can even be scented with your favourite fragrances, designed to wear in your hair or have as your wedding cake topper.
Photo credits: 1, 2, 3 & 4- John Carroll (http://www.johncarrollphotography.com/) 5- Blossom & Blooms http://www.debashri.etsy.com/ / http://www.blossomsandblooms.blogspot.com/
Photo credits: 1, 2, 3 & 4- John Carroll (http://www.johncarrollphotography.com/) 5- Blossom & Blooms http://www.debashri.etsy.com/ / http://www.blossomsandblooms.blogspot.com/
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Wow, they're beautiful. They look so real. I'm wondering how much something like that would cost.
ReplyDeleteHi Juanita- they start at $9 for a hair pin, take a look here for the full list http://www.debashri.etsy.com
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WOW, that's amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove these! I came across them via DK Designs in CA - USA. What a beautiful work of art! Love the blog!
ReplyDeletegeorgeous flower arrangments ( ;
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are stunning. I will really keep that in mind when I plan my wedding! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the hair pin - just gorgeous! Thanks for passing along this source.
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