Flower Alternatives: Baby's Breath
Baby’s breath is a chic and affordable alternative to using fresh flowers for your wedding day bouquets and centerpieces!
This post is part of our wedding flower alternatives series. Baby’s breath is one of the *best* options for using fresh florals while also keeping wedding costs down.
When it comes to spending money on your wedding, most couples are looking for ways to cut costs where possible. We always advise cutting your budget in the areas of your wedding that are of the lowest personal priority to the two of you.
An area that many couples choose to cut back is with their wedding flowers. One way we encourage couples to save money on their wedding flowers is by choosing a cheaper alternative to fresh flowers for their wedding bouquets, centerpieces, and other decor.
Baby’s Breath Wedding Bouquets + Decor
Now, we know baby’s breath (or Gypsophila) is technically a type of flower. But in this case, it’s a great alternative to bloomier blossoms in that it is super cost-effective. There are also some great dried and faux baby breath options, as you will see below.
In large quantities, baby’s breath can create a stunning visual effect. How gorgeous and dreamy are these options?
Loose Baby’s Breath
Dried White Baby’s Breath by Misutikku on Etsy
Dyed Baby’s Breath
Dried and Colored Baby’s Breath also by Misutikku on Etsy
Baby’s Breath Boutonniere
Dried Baby’s Breath Boutonniere by SweetWilliamsNorfolk on Etsy
Baby’s Breath Wreath
Freshly Cut Baby’s Breath Wreath or Centerpiece by TheGarlandGuy on Etsy
Baby’s Breath Hairpiece
Bridal Headpiece with Jeweled Baby’s Breath from Amazon
Faux Baby’s Breath
Artificial Baby’s Breath
Baby’s Breath Crown and Bouquet
Artificial Baby’s Breath Blooms from Amazon
Dyed Blue Baby’s Breath
Tinted Fresh Baby’s Breath from Fifty Flowers in Small, Large, and/or Glittered Blooms
White Fresh Baby’s Breath
White Fresh Baby’s Breath from Fifty Flowers in Small, Large, and/or Glittered Blooms
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