Botanical wedding details have always had a special place in our hearts and it's easy to see why - it's super easy to create fresh, organic wedding décor.
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We adore how they created this awesome backdrop with foliage, fresh blooms and some jazzed up gold frames. If you're lucky enough to have a blank wall at your reception venue, this DIY project will be perfect!
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The ceremony space of dreams, perhaps? This idea is really simple but so stunning - accessorise the space with some pillar candles to make it more inviting and cosy.
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We're self-confessed fans of rose gold - basic, we know! However, paired with bright whites and a simple sprig of something green, really turns this basic trend into beautiful botanical wedding décor.
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Move over flower crown, it's all about the foliage crown! We're loving this fresher alternative, and if a full-on crown isn't your bag, try incorporating some greenery to through a braid or updo.
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There are so many ways to create botanical wedding décor - stationery, for example. This suite of stationery is ideal for tying the day together.
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In our opinion, you can never have too many backdrops and this one is so elegant.
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Bunches of foliage work great as centrepieces and as decoration on backs of chairs, as opposed to traditional chair covers.
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Looking for some slick table numbers, but finding it hard to get it quite right? Take on a little DIY project and create your own. All you'll need for this is some glass frames, arrange the foliage inside and paint the number on the front - simples!
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We're getting major Scandinavian vibes from this wedding cake - it's so simple and effortless.
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We've gone through plenty of ways to incorporate botanical elements into your day, but the most obvious one is your bouquet - pair some eucalyptus with ranunculus or roses for a beautiful, unstructured, loose bouquet.
