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DIY Flowerless Beautiful Pearl Bridal Bouquet That is a Show Stopper

Pearl Bridal Bouquet

Ditch the traditional floral bridal bouquet and create a show-stopping beautiful pearl bridal bouquet masterpiece. Although, I truly love some of the aspects of traditional wedding decor, I also love to think outside of the box and use unconventional pieces. This bridal bouquet is most definitely a twist on tradition!

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Pearl Bridal Bouquet

How To Make a Pearl Bridal Bouquet

Directions:

STEP 1: The first step is to cut out a center circle in your 5 inch styrofoam ball. Then add hot glue to your bridal bouquet holder and attach it to your styrofoam ball. Next attach your 1 1/2 inch statin ribbon to your bridal bouquet holder using hot glue.

Embellish your bridal bouquet base

STEP 2: Apply E6000 to the base of your bridal bouquet holder and then add your pearl embellishment stickers to it. To finish it off add ivory pearl balls to the base.

Add your organza ribbon

STEP 3: Cut a 5 to 6 inch strip of organza ribbon, fold it in half and then fold it like a fan. Next attach it to your foam ball with your floral pin.

Pull the ribbon down and fluff it out so it covers where the handle and the ball are attached. Continue this pattern all around the base. Use pearl balls to cover up the floral pins as well as the space in between.

STEP 4: Attach a second row of organza using 4 inch strips of ribbon completing the same steps that were completed in Step 3.

Cover your foam ball with ivory pearls

STEP 5: Create a border for your pearl embellishment by adding your pearl balls around your foam ball above your organza ribbon. Now take your ivory berry cluster stem apart, keeping the stem about a 1/2 an inch in length.

Apply E6000 to the ivory pearl stem and then insert it into your foam ball, being sure to start at the center of your foam ball. Continue this step until your entire foam ball is covered.

Let’s add some bling to our bridal bouquet

STEP 6: Take a pearl button and attach 22 inch gauge floral wire to your button using hot glue. Cut the wire down with wire cutters prior to attaching.

THE FINAL STEP!

STEP 7: Use the pin part of your brooch and insert your brooch into your foam ball. Then use the same floral wire to secure your brooch to your foam ball. Attach the remaining pearl button embellishments to your foam ball!

Pearl Bridal Bouquet

I absolutely love how this pearl bridal bouquet turned out! The outcome is amazing and will definitely add that extra special touch to any wedding!

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