How to Use Queen Anne's lace Wedding Flower

One of the most appreciated flower fillers is the Queen Anne’s lace. The expressive and delicate bloom is highly recognized for its versatility. The naturally growing flower is often a preference for rustic arrangements for its lightness and texture. In most wedding arrangements, Queen Anne’s lace is used as a substitute or accent to greenery. It is popular during summer and spring for brides who want a natural feel. The following are some of the ideas for using this beautiful bloom in your wedding.

Pretty bouquets for weddings

The lovely Queen Anne’s lace flower bouquet is stunning when paired with greenery and feature flowers. A few stems of the bloom bring out the right whimsy for a classic arrangement. For organic look, mix the Queen Anne’s lace flowers with dahlias. For the Boho bouquet, the light color of Queen Anne’s bring out a perfect complement. Allow nature to inspire with white and green palette to mix with ferns and Anne’s lace.

Lovely Centerpieces Inspiration

In the wedding table decorations, the flower is represented in variety of beautiful arrangements from the small to the show stoppers. When mixed with white rose it offers a timeless beauty look. For the festive vibes, combine the Queen Anne’s lace with the vivid blooms. Towering centerpieces features flowers spread in stylish vases to optimize elegance. The low centerpieces to lighten moods is made by mixing dark colored blooms and a few stems.

Stunning Aisle Decor

The other ideal place of incorporating the Queen Anne’s lace flower in weddings is making the aisle décor. A mix of the bloom with greenery radiates a natural splendor. A rustic walkway is created by lining an aisle with water buckets filled with flowers. Chair arrangement with the soft blooms, thistle, pine and berries give a romantic and warm ambiance.

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