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17 of the Best Texas Wedding Photographers

October 6, 2024 | riley

In a state as diverse and vibrant as Texas, the options can be overwhelming! From the sprawling landscapes of the Hill Country to the charm of big cities like Austin and Dallas, Texas offers a wide variety of options for every wedding vision and theme. Whether you’re drawn to candid shots or elegant portraits that look like they belong in Vogue, Junebug is lucky enough to work with some of the most talented professionals in the world–and we want to help you find the photographer of your dreams. That’s why we’re rounding up 17 of the best Texas wedding photographers we know you’re going to love.

17 of the Best Texas Wedding Photographers

1. Amy Karp Photography

Photography style: Timeless editorial

Good for: Couples who want a photographer who’s been in the biz for almost 20 years

Review: “Amy is without a doubt the best wedding photographer out there! From day 1, when I inquired about her services all the way to gallery delivery, Amy was organized, professional, and great to work with. She is an absolute joy to be around. Her associate shooters are equally as amazing. They made my husband and friends feel extremely comfortable and at ease during their portraits. I fully trusted them to capture our wedding weekend perfectly, but they knocked it out of the park and exceeded my expectations. If Amy is available on your wedding date, put down your deposit as fast as you can. You won’t regret it!”

2. Laning Photography

Photography style: Editorial documentary

Good for: Couples dreaming of timeless photos that will never go out of style

Review: “Hannah and Nick are not only the best wedding photographers but some of the most kind people! They were easy to work with from start to finish! They were communicative and extremely detailed. Our wedding planner recommended Laning Photography to us, and it was a no-brainer after seeing the work they do! Our photos turned out incredible and were exactly what we wanted! We got our sneak peeks literally the next day, and we were totally obsessed (and once we got our whole album, we were even more obsessed)! If you’re looking for two cool people to shoot your wedding/event, Nick and Hannah are them. We felt so comfortable with them shooting our wedding, and wish we could relive it again! Thank you, Laning Photography, for creating long-lasting memories!”

3.  Erin Marcin Photography

Photography style: Refined documentary

Good for: Couples who are always up for an adventure

Review: “Erin is amazing. My wedding would not have been the same without her. We love her, not just as a photographer but a person as well.”

4. Mandi Roach Photography

Photography style: Timeless editorial

Good for: Couples who want the unscripted, in-between moments captured

Review: “Working with Mandi was the BEST investment my husband and I made for our wedding. We had our photographer fall through at the last minute, and Mandi took us in, and my oh MY, do I now believe everything happens for a reason! Not only is she the most kind, attentive, passionate, and fun photographer I have ever met, but she also has a beautiful eye and talent for creating magic and making the moments come to life via pictures. There are so many moments that are quickly forgotten during the craziness of a wedding day, and being able to comb through her art and relive those moments is so tender and so treasured by myself, my family, and my friends. I recommend Mandi for every event and moment in life that you want photos of. Everything she touches turns to gold and truly makes you feel like you’re in Vogue!”

5. Courtney LaSalle Photography

Photography style: Natural storytelling

Good for: Couples that want their photos to have a playful feel

Review: “Courtney was amazing with our wedding photos. She made amazing accommodations for us and delivered sneak peeks and our entire album in an incredible time. I never imagined our albums would be so big, but Courtney captures every perfect moment, even the little ones. She always produced more photos than I ever thought I would receive. This woman is a complete sweetheart and knows how to make every session unique and comfortable. I would 100 percent work with her again and recommend her to anyone who listens.”

6. Alexandra White Photo

Photography style: Timeless documentary

Good for: Couples who are afraid to be in front of the camera

Review: “Alexandra did both our engagement and wedding photos. Both times she was great to work with—very communicative and open to giving us great direction to get the best photos. We had a very small micro-wedding at a family member’s house, and she was great about giving us an hourly rate (as opposed to buying a full-day package). I was afraid that we’d look awkward and stilted in a lot of our photos (just because of who we are as people), but she got so many great candid shots where you can tell how happy we are. We also had some animal guests that Alexandra was excellent with—she got some super cute shots of just the dogs and horses. We love the photos we got back and would recommend Alexandra to anyone!”

7. The Ramseys Photography

Photography style: Realistic documentary

Good for: Couples who don’t want a wedding album full of awkward poses

Review: “Where to even begin?! Having Wil and Paige photograph our wedding, our engagement shoot, and my bridal portraits was the best decision we’ve ever made. They were so fun to work with, professional, and made everything so easy. Plus, the photos are stunning. Works of art. We are so excited to have them photograph everything else we do for the rest of the time and are so lucky to call them not only our photographers but also our friends! Cannot thank them enough.”

8. Leah Turney Photography

Photography style: Documentary editorial

Good for: The eternal romantics who want their photographer with them throughout the entire planning process

Review: “Leah was amazing! We requested to take our couple photos at a national park before the wedding, and she immediately embraced the idea and all of the logistics that came along with it. My husband and I consider ourselves not to be photogenic people, so we were really worried about our photos looking awkward or too posed. But Leah truly made us feel at ease and comfortable when taking photos, and we absolutely love all of the photos that we have seen so far! She even brought two film cameras during our photo session which I have not seen photographers do before. Overall, Leah was kind and genuine and truly made us feel special on our wedding day! She even went out of her way to capture some special moments for us which we are so grateful for.”

9. Kayla Jane Photography

Photography style: Natural editorial

Good for: Couples who want a photographer who doesn’t take themselves too seriously

Review: “We had the pleasure of working with Kayla Jane Photography for our wedding photos. Grace was our photographer, and she was fantastic. Communication leading up to the big day was prompt and straightforward. On the wedding day, Grace was extremely flexible when our schedule changed unexpectedly during the reception. She kindly accommodated all of our requested shots. Grace chose beautiful locations for our photos and let us pull in friends and family for impromptu pictures, capturing many special moments. Her warm demeanor kept everyone at ease while posing for photos. The results aren’t back yet, but we’re very excited to see them, knowing that Grace worked hard to document all aspects of our special day in her signature artistic style. We wholeheartedly recommend Kayla Jane Photography!”

10. Brownie Photography & Production

Photography style: Photojournalism

Good for: Couples who seek beauty in everything and are looking for something different

Review: “Ashley was amazing! She made me feel so comfortable during my bridal portraits, and my now husband and I had so much fun during our engagement pictures! The pictures we got back from our wedding came out better than we could have imagined. She worked great alongside our videographer and was super professional. Communication was always on point, which is very important for a vendor when your wedding planning, so keep that in mind! If you’re debating booking Brownie Photography, DO IT!”

11. Ama by Aisha

Photography style: Modern photojournalism

Good for: Couples who want gorgeous wedding photos and a beautiful wedding video

Review: From the very first interaction with Ama by Aisha, I was very impressed with the responsiveness and professionalism, but this team is so much more than that. Aisha and Claudia are both so incredibly artistic and talented . Every picture we got was captured authentically and emotionally. Both our engagement shoot and wedding day were so much fun! We felt comfortable with our photographers and trusted the creative process, even if posing felt a bit awkward at first. I cannot recommend Aisha and her team enough, wherever you are getting married!

12. Elisa Lopez Photography

Photography style: Candid documentary

Good for: Couples who want a photographer who’s going to narrate your day the way you want

Review: “We knew we wanted a wedding that was colorful and bright, and it was important for us to find a photographer who would honor those decisions. And Elisa definitely did! She and her assistant were on time, around, and posed us when needed, but otherwise unseen and captured the best candids throughout the day. We received our photos promptly and have been enjoying them with our family and friends. We also used Elisa for our South Congress engagement photos. We knew from that photo shoot we picked the right photographer for us, and we will definitely use her again in the future!”

13. Anna Claire Beasley Photography

Photography style: Documentary with a focus on nostalgia

Good for: Couples who want their photos to transport them right back to their big day 50 years from now

Review: “We seriously cannot recommend Anna Claire enough. We were drawn to her because of her incredible skill and her selfless support of our ideas. She weaves flexibility into her schedule in order to host adventure sessions for her clients at some of the most beautiful locations in the country, which allows for an extremely fun and personal experience while capturing engagement photos or portraits with your partner. She also supported us in our decision to have an unconventional wedding, and she helped capture it through her great dedication and thoughtfulness as a photographer. She is professional but also ridiculously fun and she did whatever it took to take care of us throughout the whole experience, from wedding advice to shared conversation over a meal of breakfast burritos to carrying six different cameras on our wedding day. The photos are honest, beautiful, and romantic, and they are more than anything we imagined. Choosing Anna Claire as a photographer was easily the best decision we made for our intimate wedding, aside from choosing to marry each other (obviously). We cannot recommend her enough, truly!”

14. Breathless Wedding Chronicles

Photography style: Artistic documentary

Good for: Couples toying around with a destination wedding

Review: “Gab and Chris did a fantastic job shooting our wedding. They were able to both accommodate our style preferences and propose ideas for photos that were fun and creative. They are so friendly and invested a lot of time in getting to know us and our preferences before our wedding and welcome party. We were so happy with how the photos from our wedding turned out and with the first look that they planned and shot for us. They took some iconic photos of us and our friends and family that we will treasure forever.”

15. Philip Thomas Photography

Photography style: Documentary storytelling

Good for: Couples that want to avoid wedding photography cliches

Review: “I cannot recommend Philip enough! My husband and I are not people who love taking pictures, but Philip made us instantly feel comfortable! He captured every little moment from our wedding that we will cherish forever. Not only were the candid photos amazing, but the group photos/staged pictures were incredible! Philip is so kind and fun. He made a very daunting process feel like a breeze. He even sent our wedding photos earlier than we expected. Hire him, you won’t regret it!”

16. John David Weddings

Photography style: Romantic storytelling

Good for: Couples that want photos that look like they belong in a magazine

Review: “First and foremost, JD is an artist, and his collection of work is truly fine art. When I worked in the wedding industry, I would frequently recommend JD to my clients because of his personality and aesthetic. I’d tell my couples that there are many wonderful photographers out there, but choosing a photographer that you vibe with, is kind to your wedding party, and isn’t a diva is IMPORTANT! 6 years later, and it was finally my turn to hire JD for my engagement shoot and our destination wedding in New Orleans, and while I knew he would knock it out of the park, he far exceeded my hopes and dreams.”

17. Gloria Goode Photography

Photography style: Photojournalism

Good for: Those who want a wedding photographer and a best friend

Review: “The. Best. Photographer. Ever. I have so much to say about Gloria. She really made my dreams come true! First of all, she is just great and so personable. Everyone loved her. My partner wasn’t excited about pictures, but she made it SO easy and fun. She took my ideas and ran with them and had even better ideas of her own. She worked so well with other vendors (film, planner, etc.) She captured candid pictures like no other. I could go on and on… but just look at her work!!! I would get divorced and remarried all over again just to work with her.”

These incredibly talented wedding photographers are just the beginning. If you’re on the hunt for a planner, florist, videographer, etc. in Texas, we’ve got you covered. Check out our highly vetted directory of wedding vendors in Texas!

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Colorful Blue and Red Chiesa Del Carmine Destination Wedding

October 4, 2024 | justine

Allison and Andrew found their wedding venue in the most unexpected way. The bride struck up a conversation with a stranger, who casually recommended the place. Since they got engaged in Italy, it just felt right. Call it fate, but it turned out to be the perfect choice. Set in an 11th-century garden estate with soft blue and red tones and the stunning Italian countryside as their backdrop—their Chiesa del Carmine destination wedding was truly a dream come true.

Their vibrant garden ceremony, officiated by Junebug vendor Tuscan Pledges, was a beautiful start to the day. The celebration continued with a garden reception that stayed perfectly on theme, featuring blue linens, blue florals, and blue table settings, creating a stunning and cohesive look throughout.

If you’re dreaming of a wedding filled with lush greenery and blooming flowers, you’ll love these breathtaking photos by Kristine Grinvalde. This celebration is packed with inspiration, making it a must-see for anyone planning the perfect garden wedding.

The Couple:

Allison and Andrew

The Wedding:

Chiesa del Carmine, Perugia, Italy

How Blue Became the Heart of Their Chiesa Del Carmine Destination Wedding Theme

The hardest part of wedding planning was decision fatigue, and picking an overall design was challenging because the options and possibilities were endless. I have always loved the color blue and knew I wanted to incorporate it into the design; I just had no idea how exactly. I did an initial mood board on Pinterest, sent it to my excellent wedding planners, and then let them take the lead on the design. They sent me two beautiful design options, and I went with the blue and red color scheme. This was a significant risk for me because I was nervous it wouldn’t be traditional enough, but the more we planned, the more I fell in love with it.

The Bride’s Journey to a Timeless Wedding Look

I really wanted a timeless wedding wardrobe. The wedding dress was a true labor of love. Picking out my wedding dress was my number one priority when planning: the hardest thing I did but the most fun part of the wedding planning process. After seeing their embroidered lace, I fell in love with the designer Reem Acra. Their fabrics are unique yet timeless, and I knew I wanted to be a Reem Acra bride! Having a June wedding in the Italian countryside complicated things because I knew I would be dealing with warm temperatures, but I still wanted the timeless look of long sleeves and a high neck. I also wanted the versatility of removable sleeves, and being comfortable on my wedding day was another huge priority. So we customized it. I chose the Mexico dress by Reem Acra. It had a low illusion, so I changed it to a corset. We also lined the bodice and added fabric to the cups. But the most stunning customization is the removable bolero that Dimitra’s Bridal Couture made custom for me. We bought the matching fabric from the designer, and the Dimitras team handled the rest to give me my dream two dresses. I can’t thank the teams I worked with enough, and I couldn’t love this dress anymore. I also love that I can keep the bolero forever and wear it on anniversaries to come.

A Heartfelt Tribute: How a Vintage Alfa Romeo Honored Their Fathers

We will always cherish many moments, but we loved the vintage Alfa Romeo we rented. Both of our fathers were really big into cars and worked in the automotive industry in Michigan. Cars have always been a big part of our lives, as we would go on drives in sports cars with our dads or help them work on the cars in the garage. This was a fun way to incorporate both of our dads who couldn’t attend, have a great photo opportunity after the ceremony, and enjoy part of the day with just us as a couple.

Why Trusting Your Vendor Team Makes All the Difference

Our advice to couples: take some deep breaths! Wedding planning truly can be so stressful because of the commitment involved. A motto I always say is to trust the experts. Hire great wedding planners, select trustworthy vendors, and let them do what they do best. Especially your photographer and makeup artist, book the vendors where you love their work and let them take it from there. Trusting vendors and giving them freedom to do what they do best is so essential to making everything run smoothly. If you are trying to change or direct what a vendor typically does, you aren’t selecting the right one for your special day.

How a Random Conversation Led to the Wedding Venue of Their Dreams

In March of 2023, we had been engaged for nine months already and had no idea what we were going to do for a wedding and where. We were skiing in Breckenridge and decided to go to Vail for the day. Andrew is a much better skier than I am so I decided to take the day off and head to a spa while he skied. There was a woman in the locker room that I talked with, asking her about what services she had done. We were talking, and she asked if I had just gotten engaged. I told her that we had been engaged since June 2022, and we had gotten engaged in Italy. We were considering a wedding back in Italy. She immediately recommended Chiesa del Carmine, where she stayed for a family vacation. We looked into the venue/villa that night and booked our wedding date a week later.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Kristine Grinvalde
Event Planning – Olivia Sodi Weddings & Events
Ceremony + Reception Venue – Chiesa del Carmine
Floral Design – Flowers Living
Catering – Ristorante Tonino
Officiant – Tuscan Pledges
DJ + Rentals – Alma Project
Live Music – Florence Jazz band
Videography – STUDIO DOLCE VITA
Invitation Design – Meg Morrow Design
Wedding Website Illustrations – Customs by SOF
Illustrations – Tuscan Lab
Makeup Artist – Alena Bezrodna
Vintage Car – Slow Hills
Wedding Dress – Reem Acra
Bridal Accessories – Ralph Lauren
Groom’s Apparel – Ted Baker Tux
Transportation – Golden Travel

 

Congratulations to Allison and Andrew on their colorful blue and red Chiesa del Carmine destination wedding. Huge thanks to Kristine Grinvalde for capturing every enchanting detail and unforgettable moment. And a special thank you to Tuscan Pledges for officiating and sharing this beautiful wedding with us. To see more weddings they’ve officiated, check out their profile in our directory of the world’s best wedding vendors.

This wedding is a perfect example of how much a venue can shape your entire celebration. As you plan your big day, keep in mind that the venue plays a significant role. Check out our complete venue guide for helpful tips on finding the perfect spot. Your path to a dream wedding starts with picking the perfect backdrop!

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Everything to Know About Your Bridal Bouquet

October 3, 2024 | riley
bridal bouquet hero

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The bridal bouquet is one of the most important details of any wedding. Whether you’re decking out your ceremony and reception spaces in flowers or keeping things minimal, your bouquet will help tie your overall wedding look together with your theme. It also acts as a symbol of love, style, and personality. 

From lush cascades of fresh florals to minimalist arrangements of wildflowers, there are so many routes you can go when creating your bouquet. That’s why we’re breaking down everything you need to know–including costs, stem count, how to make one, how to wrap it, and preservation tips. 

What is a Bridal Bouquet?

The bridal bouquet is a hand-held floral arrangement the bride carries as she walks down the aisle. It serves both practical and symbolic purposes. Historically, it was meant to ward off bad luck and evil spirits. In some civilizations, the flowers and herbs symbolized happiness, fidelity, and fertility. Today, it has evolved into a statement piece that reflects the bride’s taste, the wedding theme, and, at times, the season of the celebration.

Types of Bridal Bouquets

Traditional Floral Bouquets

A traditional floral bouquet is what you’re most likely most familiar with. These bouquets are typically made from fresh flowers like roses, peonies, lilies, or tulips and are known for their classic look.

Wildflower Bouquets

Wildflowers have become extremely popular over the past few years, so it’s no surprise that wildflower bouquets are becoming trendy. Perfect for rustic or outdoor weddings, these bouquets are less structured and often include a variety of colorful, seasonal flowers.

Recommended Reading: 40+ Wildflower Wedding Decor Ideas For Your Big Day

Greenery and Foliage Bouquets

Your bouquet doesn’t have to be made up of flowers. If you want to keep things minimalistic, consider a bouquet made of greenery like eucalyptus, monsteras, or ferns. They’re not only beautiful, but they are also budget-friendly and long-lasting.

greenery bridal bouquet

Image by Silvia Falcomer

Non-Floral Bouquets

Some soon-to-be-wed couples opt for alternatives like paper flowers, fabric flowers, or even bouquets made of jewels, brooches, or feathers for a unique look. We’ve also seen parasols and singular flowers grow in popularity.

wedding bouquet alternatives

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Dried Flower Bouquets

If you’re hosting a boho celebration, dried flowers may make the perfect addition to your theme–think pampas grass, dried palms, etc. These bouquets can be kept indefinitely with minimal maintenance, and they can still come in a wide variety of colors (yes, that’s right–you can have dried florals that aren’t just brown).

dried bridal bouquet

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How Much Does a Bridal Bouquet Cost?

The price of a bridal bouquet can vary greatly depending on several factors, including:

Size and complexity 

The more intricate and large the bouquet, the more expensive it will be. Bouquets with cascading flowers, exotic blooms, or complex arrangements will often cost more.

Flower type

Premium blooms like orchids, garden roses, or peonies tend to be more expensive, while seasonal and local flowers are generally more affordable. Roses and lilies are mid-range options, and wildflowers or daisies may be more budget-friendly.

Recommended Reading: Tips For Navigating Setting Up Your Wedding Floral Budget

Seasonality

Flowers that are out of season will generally be more costly because they have to be imported or grown in special conditions. If there’s a flower that you’ve always envisioned being a part of your day, a quick Google search can tell you when it’s in season to help you prep!

Geographical location

The cost of living in your area can also impact the price of a bridal bouquet. Florists in major cities or high-cost regions typically charge more than those in rural areas.

Average Costs by Bouquet Size:

  • Small bouquets (e.g., single flower or few stems): $100–$150
  • Medium bouquets (standard size for weddings): $150–$300
  • Large, elaborate bouquets: $300–$500+

Junebug Tip:

If you want to save money on your florals, there are a couple of things you can do. As we mentioned earlier, if possible, use in-season flowers, as they are more readily available and typically cheaper. We also recommend opting for filler flowers and greenery (such as baby’s breath) to add volume without increasing the cost too much.

How to Make Your Own Bridal Bouquet

Making your own bridal bouquet is a great way to save money and add a personal touch to your wedding. It can also be an opportunity to bond with your wedding party. If this is something you are considering, you’re going to need the following materials:

Materials You’ll Need:

  • Fresh flowers (choose a mix of focal flowers, secondary flowers, and fillers)
  • Foliage or greenery (like eucalyptus, ferns, or ivy)
  • Floral tape
  • Floral wire (optional, for reinforcing delicate stems)
  • Ribbon or fabric for wrapping
  • Scissors or pruning shears
  • Floral pins (to secure the ribbon)

Step-by-Step Instructions:

  1. Choose Your Flowers: Select a mix of flowers based on your wedding colors, theme, and budget. You can typically find flowers in bulk in places like Trader Joe’s, Costco, and Sam’s Club. A balanced bouquet typically includes:
    • Focal Flowers: Larger blooms that catch the eye, like peonies or roses.
    • Secondary Flowers: Smaller flowers like tulips or lisianthus that complement the focal blooms.
    • Fillers: Greenery, baby’s breath, or smaller blooms to fill in gaps and add texture.
  2. Prepare the Flowers: Remove excess leaves and thorns from the stems. Trim the stems to your desired length, making sure to cut them at an angle, which allows for better water absorption and keeps the flowers fresh for longer.
  3. Arrange the Flowers: Start with one or two focal flowers and gradually add secondary flowers and greenery around them. Hold the stems loosely in your hand, turning the bouquet as you add more flowers to maintain balance. Adjust the placement of flowers as needed until you’re happy with the shape.
  4. Secure the Stems: Once satisfied with the arrangement, tightly bind the stems using floral tape. Start about 4-5 inches below the blooms and wrap downward.
  5. Wrap the Bouquet: Cover the floral tape with your chosen ribbon or fabric. Secure the ribbon with floral pins, hiding them neatly within the fabric.
  6. Final Touches: Leave some extra length at the bottom if you want a cascading ribbon. You can also add decorative pins, pearls, or small charms to customize your bouquet.

Junebug Tip:

While we’re forever advocates of DIY projects at weddings, we can’t recommend hiring a florist enough. They can help bring all of your flower dreams to life while also helping you remain within budget. They know how to take care of your flowers beforehand and throughout the celebration (which may seem easy but does require a lot of work), and they can help you cut costs without sacrificing your vision.

bridal bouquets

Image by Kate Merrill

How Many Stems Are Typically in a Bridal Bouquet?

The number of stems in a bridal bouquet depends on its size, style, and the type of flowers being used. Here are some general guidelines:

Small Bouquet

A small bouquet typically contains 10–15 stems. This is ideal for minimalist brides or those looking for a simple, understated look.

Medium Bouquet

A medium bouquet generally has 20–30 stems, which allows for a balanced mix of focal flowers, secondary blooms, and fillers. This is the most popular size for bridal bouquets.

Large Bouquet

A large bouquet can contain anywhere from 40 to 60 stems or more. These are often lush, full arrangements that make a dramatic statement, perfect for grand or formal weddings.

Keep in mind that larger flowers–like hydrangeas or peonies–take up more space, so fewer stems may be needed to create a full look, while smaller blooms like spray roses or daisies require more stems.

DIY wedding bouquet

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How to Preserve Your Bridal Bouquet

After your wedding day, preserving your bouquet can be a meaningful way to keep a lasting memento. There are several methods you can choose from, each offering a different result.

Air Drying

This is one of the simplest and most popular methods. Simply hand the bouquet upside down in a cool, dry, and dark place, allow it to dry for about two to four weeks, and then spray with hairspray to preserve the shape and prevent crumbling.

Pressing Flowers

Pressing is a great option if you’d prefer a flat keepsake (which can be framed). Remove the flowers from the bouquet and lay them between two sheets of parchment paper, place the parchment paper between heavy books (or use a flower press), and wait for 2-3 weeks. They will then be ready to be framed or added to a scrapbook.

Professional Preservation

There are companies out there now that specialize in bouquet preservation, using advanced techniques like freeze-drying. These professionals can preserve your bouquet in a shadow box or encased in resin, which offers a more permanent and vibrant keepsake.

Recommended Reading: 5 Ways to Preserve Your Wedding Bouquet

Your bridal bouquet is just the beginning of your wedding flowers. To ensure that you have everything you need, we’ve put together a wedding flower checklist to incorporate florals throughout your day. And, of course, we can’t recommend a florist enough. To find the florist that’s going to help you make your flower dreams a reality, check out our directory of florists from around the world!

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