Is it tacky to have a fake bouquet?

Never ever use all fake flowers. That would be tacky. There’s absolutely no reason, budgetary or otherwise, for a groom to sport a silk flower boutonniere. Also remember, that you aren’t using real flowers just for their looks, they do provide the aforementioned delicate fragrance to your wedding day.

Are fake flowers at a wedding tacky?

You can definitely use faux flowers instead of fresh ones (especially if you’re highly allergic to the real deal), but don’t go this route if you’re looking to save some money. In fact, good artificial flowers (the kind that look real) are usually made of silk and can be more expensive than their natural counterparts.

Are gardenias good for bouquets?

Given their reputation for most commonly being known to represent the first three traits of love, refinement and purity, it is no surprise that gardenias are often included in wedding floral arrangements.

What do you do with an artificial bouquet after a wedding?

What to do with faux/artificial flowers after your wedding

  • Gift them to guests.
  • Reach out to an artist.
  • Frame your flowers.
  • Make a wreath for your door.
  • Make a centerpiece for your home.
  • Create flower letters.

Can you mix fake and real flowers?

If you start with a true-to-nature pallette, combining artificials with real flowers will make a seemless and lifelike look much easier to achieve. Consider real touch flowers, for florals that feel as realistic as they look. They can fool even the keenest eye and hand.

Do designers use fake flowers?

But recently, faux plants have begun to shed their tacky reputation and are adopting a new one: for being an easy, low-maintenance way to breathe life into an interior. Many top decorators—continuing the tradition of Mario Buatta, who had nothing against using artificial varieties—have put them in their projects.