Ikebana wedding table

Looking for wedding florals that are a little more outside the vase? Meet Ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of floral arrangement.

Kumiko & Tausif’s Ikebana-style flower arrangements created by Britlyn Simone Floral still have us swooning! The Japanese floral designs, chosen to represent the bride’s Japanese background, also included hand-folded origami paper cranes. As seen in Seattle Bride, Spring/Summer 2022 | @washingtonweddingday Photographer: Woven Legacies | @woven.legacies Planning: Events With Alice | @eventswithalice Catering: Tuxedos & Tennis Shoes | @tuxedosandtennisshoes Floral: @britlynsimonefloral

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ikebana-inspired centerpieces for James & Jeremy 🤍🕊️🫶

An increasingly popular centerpiece style are these gorgeous Ikebana-style arrangements. 🌼 Floral design lesson of the day- Ikebana is the art of Japanese flower arrangement, following three fundamental rules; 1. Silence 2. Minimalism 3. Shape and Line 🌼 Of course, we take liberties in our art, but this style has quickly become a favorite for us, as it allows each gorgeous stem to shine in its most natural state. We love to fill our Ikebana designs with long stemmy stunners, and in ...

Jin and Zibo had a micro-wedding with 40 guests in the Catskills, NY. "We really wanted a modern chic wedding reflecting our Chinese roots."

Zach and Lina aren’t very traditional people. "However, we knew we wanted to incorporate our Vietnamese culture into our wedding. We had a traditional tea ceremony the day before for all of our closest friends and family. I wore the same ao dai my mom wore on her wedding and it just all felt so special. It was such an emotional day for us! Having this intimate ceremony was kind of a way for us to acknowledge our elders and let them know that we haven’t forgotten where we came from!"

Indulge in the splendor of these citrus wedding colors that are sure to captivate and inspire for late summer soirées. Picture peachy ranunculus, dusty

Ikebana is the ancient Japanese art of flower arranging. The name comes from the Japanese ike, meaning ‘alive’ or ‘arrange’ and bana meaning ‘flower.’

Learn how to make pretty floral arrangements to spruce up your daily home decor for spring. These minimalist arrangements will inspire you.

I’m sure you have seen this type of floral arrangements trending recently, and it is just absolutely breathtaking. The ikebana style uses several different tools to achieve it’s look, one of them being a flower frog, which is used to hold the flowers up straight without leaning against the edge of a