Baby's Breath Bouquet

Just keep in mind they give iff an odor if you have a large amount

You'll probably need at least a full bunch in order to get a nicely shaped, filled-out bouquet. Baby's breath bunches differ in number of stems, but they tend to be around 5-10 stems per bunch.

ETA: Also, if you're not set on BB, in my opinion, waxflower is a prettier filler/accent flower, and it smells sooooo much nicer!

I was a BM once and had a babys breath bouquets. it was kinda small and awkward honestly. i think you may need to add a filler or alot of them

You'll need a lot of BB to make any bouquet look deliberate and not budget. BB are accent pieces -- not focal flowers (and they're only focal when they are massive). If you want them to be focal flowers, you'll need to buy quite a lot of them, and have them perfectly shaped to make it look polished and not DIY. You'll also have to deal with the smell -- and while not everyone agrees, plenty of people believe it smells like cat urine.

BB is not a favorite of mine -- not even as an accent. It's such a dated element -- decades old -- despite what pinterest says. If you want budget friendly, there are better ways to go. However, if you love it, I'd suggest you pay a florist to do a very healthy, perfectly formed, correctly secured bouquet.

We didnt take pictures with them but they are on the table

I was considering this but was gagging making them. It smelled like vomit.

As many people have said, you'll need a LOT to make a full looking bouquet.

My florist said a lot of people do baby's breath for a cheaper route, but really when it's all said an done done you can spend $5-$10 more and get an arrangement of actual flowers.

Try somewhere where they have wholesale flowers, such as Sam's Club!

I agree with PP, waxflower is much prettier and smells better

Thank you for the feedback, I was going to do Baby's Breath bouquets and now I'm reconsidering.

You can have a florist do small bouquets with one rose. It is inexpensive and looks great. Your florist will get the ones that are not funky.

You can have a florist do small bouquets with one rose. It is inexpensive and looks great. Your florist will get the ones that are not funky.

I was considering this route too, but I think I'm going to spend just a bit more and get a Sam's flower package. I've been worried about the smell and by the time I add the amount of accent roses, I'm almost to the full package cost.

I think I'm going to do Baby's Breath, Yellow Billy Balls (craspedia), and white daisies for the bridesmaids bouquets