“When I was planning my own wedding, I met with numerous fresh florists, but quickly learned my floral-vision was quite expensive,” she explained on her website. “My mom suggested that we explore faux blooms as an alternative so that I wouldn’t have to compromise my dream look.”

“I’ll admit I was very hesitant to this idea, writes Kinney, candidly. “But I am so glad she did make that suggestion, because I instantly fell in love with the possibilities of the incredible selection out there!” According to Kinney, family and friends at her wedding had no idea “poser-blooms” were surrounding them all the while. This stuck with her, long after the wedding was over.

Jump forward some years later, and she now specializes in designing handcrafted faux floral arrangements. Using high-quality, beautiful artificial flowers, the result is far cry from what we’ve come to recognize as fake flowers. Her fake flowers are also lighter in weight and don’t easily stain fabrics in comparison to fresh flowers, with the added bonus that they are allergy-friendly.

But the ultimate bonus is that ordering a faux bouquet means there’s little to no hassle on the day of the wedding. “Our poser blooms allow you a stress-free completion date,” reads her website, “with no unexpected surprises on your wedding day morning, since these pretties can be made well ahead of event time and easily stored in boxes.” The flowers can also be packed in suitcases, easily carried from place to place, a handy solution since many destination locations do not have a wide variety of flowers.

But even without these added bonuses, they’re undeniably pretty. See for yourself.

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Fisher’s wedding invitations include themes like boho, vintage, and rustic, as well as more traditional and luxurious designs. “I’d hate to think that print and stationery is dying out as it’s so magical to create designs, have these printed and have something tactile to hold and cherish forever,” she admitted in an interview with the Printed blog. “I believe there is still a strong desire for printed stationery and my clients are keeping me busy, so that must be a sign!”

Some of her more out-there designs include DIY “Save the Date” tipis. “We are having a tipi wedding in the Lake District, so after doing a bit of research and various designs, that’s when the pop-up tipi came to life,” she explained. “I love quirky designs and a lot of color, and I also wanted something that people will remember and have some fun with.”

Our favorite design by her? An Art Deco-styled invitation perfect for a Great Gatsby themed wedding. Step up your wedding game.

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“When I was planning my own wedding, I met with numerous fresh florists, but quickly learned my floral-vision was quite expensive,” she explained on her website. “My mom suggested that we explore faux blooms as an alternative so that I wouldn’t have to compromise my dream look.”

“I’ll admit I was very hesitant to this idea, writes Kinney, candidly. “But I am so glad she did make that suggestion, because I instantly fell in love with the possibilities of the incredible selection out there!” According to Kinney, family and friends at her wedding had no idea “poser-blooms” were surrounding them all the while. This stuck with her, long after the wedding was over.

Jump forward some years later, and she now specializes in designing handcrafted faux floral arrangements. Using high-quality, beautiful artificial flowers, the result is far cry from what we’ve come to recognize as fake flowers. Her fake flowers are also lighter in weight and don’t easily stain fabrics in comparison to fresh flowers, with the added bonus that they are allergy-friendly.

But the ultimate bonus is that ordering a faux bouquet means there’s little to no hassle on the day of the wedding. “Our poser blooms allow you a stress-free completion date,” reads her website, “with no unexpected surprises on your wedding day morning, since these pretties can be made well ahead of event time and easily stored in boxes.” The flowers can also be packed in suitcases, easily carried from place to place, a handy solution since many destination locations do not have a wide variety of flowers.

But even without these added bonuses, they’re undeniably pretty. See for yourself.

The post These Flower Bouquets Can’t Be Fake (But They Are)! appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Fisher’s wedding invitations include themes like boho, vintage, and rustic, as well as more traditional and luxurious designs. “I’d hate to think that print and stationery is dying out as it’s so magical to create designs, have these printed and have something tactile to hold and cherish forever,” she admitted in an interview with the Printed blog. “I believe there is still a strong desire for printed stationery and my clients are keeping me busy, so that must be a sign!”

Some of her more out-there designs include DIY “Save the Date” tipis. “We are having a tipi wedding in the Lake District, so after doing a bit of research and various designs, that’s when the pop-up tipi came to life,” she explained. “I love quirky designs and a lot of color, and I also wanted something that people will remember and have some fun with.”

Our favorite design by her? An Art Deco-styled invitation perfect for a Great Gatsby themed wedding. Step up your wedding game.

The post Step Up Your Wedding Game With These Custom Made Invitations appeared first on MobiSpirit.