“These small-scale bouquets are an experiment in finding beauty in the random” – Princess Lasertron

Her bouquets are a mash-up of mismatched buttons, brightly colored felt, heart-shaped petals, and striped cotton yarn-wrapped stems… absolutely precious.

A beautiful display of Princess Lasertron products.

Princess Laserton also offers preloaded DIY kits. These are a sweet idea for a crafty daughter or grandchild, a fun project to do on a girl’s night in or a great option for a bride on a budget. The flower design can even be adapted to sew them onto a garment, or create brooches or hairpieces.

Whether it’s a precious keepsake or a gracious gift, Princess Lasertron offers great products that are sure to make a statement at your wedding. Thanks for reading this week’s Fab Find! Be sure to check out the Princess Lasertron website to find other great bouquets, accessories and more. Until next week!

Butterfly Bouquet. Photo by Justin Bernhaut

I saw this butterfly bouquet in the Summer 09 Martha Stewart Weddings magazine and just loved how beautiful and unique it was. When Laura Normandin married her husband Ben this year she created this lovely bouquet and we found instructions at Martha Stewart Weddings on how to make it:

Tools and Materials

• Assorted floral butterflies, floraltrims.com has a lot of options
• White floral-wire stems
• White floral tape
• Ribbon

Butterfly Bouquet How-To

Floral 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.
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Thanks again to Martha Stewart Weddings for this wonderful do-it-yourself bouquet! If you love butterflies, check out some of these butterfly wedding items on BravoBride.