Baby's Breath Pail Wedding Aisle Decor
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Give your aisle some beauty in an unobtrusive way with Baby's Breath Pail Wedding Aisle Decor. This gorgeous rustic wedding idea is perfect for an outdoor wedding but could work indoors as well. The delicate nature of Baby's Breath gives a romantic feel to the entire look, and it will match with any wedding color scheme. This inexpensive and easy idea can be completed in minutes, leaving you more time and money to focus on other key aspects. Guests will love the gentle touch and you will adore the look as you travel down the aisle to your happily ever after.
Materials:
- Baby's Breath
- Hercules wood armless folding chairs, white
- Metal pail
- Twine
Instructions:
1.) Cut about an inch off the Baby's Breath stems to encourage longevity.
2.) Fill the pail with about 3 inches of water.
3.) Place enough Baby's Breath in the pail to achieve the fullness you would like.
4.) Secure the pail to the chair at the midpoint with twine.
Notes:
If you're looking for some more ideas for your country-inspired wedding, check out our Wedding Themes: Rustic Wedding guide for invitations, ceremony ideas, and more.
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kenziewood07 43526 50
Jun 11, 2018
I don't care that some wedding planners have deemed baby's breath as being out of style. I absolutely love it, and think it adds a sweet touch to a wedding. I wore it in my hair at my first wedding in the 80's and I love to add it to my floral arrangements and wreaths. This is a lovely idea to decorate the path to the alter.
Marilyn B
Jul 14, 2017
With all the hobby and craft centers out there now, I could see finding a pail or similar handled container in many colors and sizes that would accommodate the depth and fullness you would want for the flowers. But you could also add florist foam or even crinkled Saran Wrap on the bottom to help anchor the stems into position if needed, and this would last long enough for any ceremony and reception. The florist foam actual holds moisture as well, and you would not need to,poke the stems into it, just use it here and there to brace and secure the stems more firmly into the pail. Super look and idea!
KathrynAllison
Mar 18, 2016
I'm incorporating baby's breath into my own wedding decor. I love the soft, yet whimsical feel it provides.
Member 3430762
Jan 13, 2015
Hi there! I think it really depends on how big you want your bunches of Baby's Breath to be---but in either case, I would find a pail that's short, but also deep enough to hold a little water. I'm sorry I can't give you an exact measurement, but I hope this helps!
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