If you are a bride that would prefer to have something other than fresh or silk flowers for your wedding bouquets I would like to share a few trendy options.
The Butterfly Bouquet
Tools and Materials Assorted floral butterflies,
floraltrims.com has a bunch of options, White floral-wire stems, White floral tape, Ribbon,
Butterfly Bouquet How-ToFloral
butterflies come on wires, making this project super simple. Tape the
wires close to the butterfly bodies with white floral tape to cover them
and create a uniform appearance. Then gather together a few butterflies
and tape their wires together using white floral tape. Stagger the
spacing, or tape the wires only at the ends so you'll have lots of wire
to bend. If the wires are short, or if you want the butterflies to
be able to be bent farther apart, attach individual butterflies or
clusters of butterflies to floral-wire stems (lay the wire from a
butterfly alongside a wire stem with a 1- or 2-inch overlap, and tape
the two together). Make several clusters, and tape them together to
create the desired shape. Finish the stem by wrapping it in ribbon.
MarthaStewart.com
Fabric Bouquet
This 8" Bridal Bouquet is fashioned out of duiponi silks, bridal
satins and vintage lace. Stem is wrapped in beautiful duiponi silk and
tied off with a simple knotted bow of vintage ivory lace.
Visit
The Paisley Moon
on Etsy.
Wedding Clutch
Ruche clutch is made from luxurious raw silk dupioni. It is
approximately 8" wide, 5" tall and large enough to carry all your most
needed essentials. Visit
ECLU
on Etsy
Felt Bouquet / Centerpiece
Follow the
link to the How To Make Felt Flowers
For A Mixed Bo uquet: Tutorial!
Origami Paper Bouquet
Visit
Cottage Lake Gifts
Shell Bouquet: A mix of sea shell, ribbon, and fabric flowers in a hand-tied bouquet. Visit
Romantic Flowers
Felt Bouquet / Centerpiece 
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