Antique Brooch Bouquet

By: Chelsea from Lovely Indeed

By: Chelsea from Lovely Indeed

Most brides want to save as many parts of their wedding days as possible, and now you can save your bouquet too. Learn how to make a bouquet that won't dry out with these easy-to-follow tutorial. Walk down the aisle on your wedding day with the stunning Antique Brooch Bouquet in hand, and you'll feel like a million bucks. This DIY bouquet will shimmer and shine almost as much as you, complementing your gorgeous dress and your sparkling eyes. The more do it yourself aspects you have in your wedding, the more you'll cherish the day.

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Estimated Cost$11-$20

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Easy

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ashleroo

Jul 30, 2018

My friend made one of these to carry at her wedding. She had a collection of antique brooches from her grandmother and the final product was quite stunning. It was fairly weighty, but she brought a small throwaway flower bouquet so that she could still do the flower toss at the reception. His is a wonderful keepsake that could be treasured for generations.

mulberrygalprinces s

Dec 25, 2017

What a novel idea! It's unique and very pretty. I have a lot of my grand mother and mothers brooches. I never wear them so they are in a drawer just begging to be used. I think I will make this in two parts. The middle with flowers and the outer edge with the birches. That way I can toss the inner part!

Marilyn B

Mar 13, 2017

This project uses a base of silk hydrangea flowers and the brooches are attached to,floral wire and inserted into the flowers then secured to the stems. It looks pretty sturdy but for the bride that does not want any hint of flowers, it may be hard to cover all the blossoms completely. The sewn sleeve is beautiful and I am wondering if the brooch base could be made out of a custom size huge pin cushion of sorts, that would be covered in lovely fabric, then stuffed with dense fiberfill or foam and easily insert the pins of the brooches into that. This is a gorgeous idea. Love it!