If you want a unique wedding bouquet that will last forever then you’re going to love The Ritzy Rose. Jen, the owner of the shop, has worked hard to earn not only a celebrity clientele, but a bevy of brides across the globe. After creating a custom jewelry bouquet for Miranda Lambert’s wedding to Blake Shelton in 2011, she received national coverage in magazines and the news. Miranda’s bouquet graced the pages and covers of US Weekly, People Country Edition, and was featured on E! News and Access Hollywood, and countless international blogs. Take a peak at her work below and you’ll understand why!
These beauties combine bling and glam so perfectly together. Bold and bright or soft and muted, these brooch bouquets are absolutely stunning.
Love how this bride’s brooch bouquet is so perfectly coordinated with the wedding flowers. Best of all, this bride’s bouquet will be bold and bright forever!
Contemporary, romantic and stylish, this bouquet has it all! The various shades of lavender, vintage pieces and brooches used in this piece work perfectly together.
A sweet little bouquet of sunshine with a preciously placed butterfly.
The possibilities on how to make these bouquets special are endless – initials, vintage jewelry and even family heirlooms.
Cars, elephants, butterflies, tassels – this bouquet shows how whimsical personal touches can be included to create a gorgeous bouquet for your big day.
Wedding planned for early July? The bouquet in this photo was created in the spirit of Independence Day and featured in Jacksonville Wedding Magazine. It is available for purchase at The Ritzy Rose.
Don’t forget the bridesmaids! No, there bouquets are not made of brooches, but take a sneak peek at the custom necklaces they are wearing, courtesy of The Ritzy Rose. Coordinated with the bouquet, they make for a fabulous photo!
So besides the “Fabulous!” factor, these lovelies bring to your special day, these bouquets hold memories of past and present. You can enjoy it today; tomorrow even pass it on down to your own children. The only downside I can really see to these Ritzy Rose gems is that you have to buy a second bouquet to toss!
