Flowers: Baby's breath

Some love it and some hate it. Personally, I am a fan of baby's breath. It looks delicate and feminine, and works well no matter what your vision is for your wedding. As a bonus, baby's breath is an inexpensive floral addition. Here is some inspiration for those who would like to include baby's breath throughout their wedding.

Bouquets and boutonnieres

Bouquet of only baby's breath

A simple bouquet tied with gold ribbon for a classic, elegant look

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Bouquet of roses and baby's breath

I love the look of this blush colored rose bouquet featuring baby's breath throughout; red roses with baby's breath is too cliche Valentine's day

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Boutonniere - only baby's breath

I love the simple look of this boutonniere wrapped in twine

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Boutonniere - roses and baby's breath

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Ceremony

Tied to chairs

Easy and inexpensive way to add some softness to your ceremony

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Massed in large containers

Very simple, yet elegant

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Simple galvanized buckets

Okay, this photo does not feature baby's breath, but you get the idea ;) I love baby's breath massed in galvanized buckets for a rustic look

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Reception centerpieces

Tall centerpiece featuring only baby's breath

Tall centerpieces with large masses of baby's breath look stunning. How gorgeous is this winter wedding?

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Centerpiece including baby's breath and other florals

Alternating between baby's breath and other florals is a great way to save money on your centerpieces

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Cake

Baby's breath underneath cake

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• What do you think of baby's breath?