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Home decor may trend in many different directions, but recently, succulents have been a big part of it. As long as you have a sunny window and don’t tend to kill your plants with too much water, then you can grow succulents and get in on this trend as well.

It’s not difficult to find succulents these days and they seem to be making inroads into all areas of our lives, including our weddings. That is why we’re not surprised to see some brides getting rid of the traditional flower arrangement and carrying a succulent bouquet as they walk down the aisle. There is a lot of creativity that has gone into these designs and it really shows.

Some brides are putting succulents in with more traditional flowers to create an interesting look, such as this bouquet posted by @fairyland.sherillobo

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Today marks one month of me tossing my Bouquet!! (Can’t believe one month has gone by so fast) 02.02.2020 was our Special Day. I couldn’t stop myself from sharing this absolutely beautiful bouquet that I sat up all night making, it made my Wedding 👰🏻 Day even more special. Made with the gorgeous Succulent beauties from @fairyland.sherillobo . Here’s our take on a customised Succulent Wedding Bouquet. Swipe right – to check out the Boutonnières. PS – I had to toss a substitute Bouquet and not this one, as I was so in love with it. . . . . . . . #02022020 #tajfortaguada #tajhotels #succulentbouquet #succulentwedding #weddingbouquet #wedding #weddingflorals #destinationwedding #indianwedding #goa #tajaguada #bride #christianbride #succulents #cactus #cacti #succulentlove #succulentaddict #raresucculents #bouquet #succulentweddingbouquet #sunsetmagazine #succulentgarden #succulentlovers #plantsofinstagram #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plants #weddingflowers #fairylandbysherillobo @sheril.lobo @ashishfernandez

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There are also some bouquets that remove the traditional flowers altogether, such as this succulent bouquet from a wedding in Baja. The picture was posted by @rencamweddings

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Simple succulent bouquet sets the tone for this minimalist themed wedding #cabowedding #caboweddingphotographer #succulentweddingbouquet #succulentlove #cabowedding ##destinationwedding #destinationweddingphotographer #destinationweddingmexico #destinationweddingmexicophotographer #intimatewedding

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@karen.schanley wanted to show off the colorful succulents and did so nicely with this picture.

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I love how Kaylee incorporated succulents into her bouquets, and they matched their purple dresses perfectly! 😍💜😍Succulents are about the only plant I can keep alive. 😄 I love having fresh flowers and plants in my home though, and I have a cute little succulent above my kitchen sink while doing dishes. Does anyone else have a black thumb or suggestions on hardy plants that I could possibly keep alive?? 🍃😄💐

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It seems as if this trend has also moved into other areas of the wedding as well, such as boutonnieres. Check out this post from @theseasidesucculent:

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😍😍😍 Did I say how much FUN it was putting the succulent florals together for Cristina & Kyle’s wedding?! 🌿 This was a collaboration with the bride & groom from day 1 and I am so happy we could bring their vision to life! 🌿 Stay tuned for more pics! 🌿 #succulentwedding #succulentweddingbouquet #succulentcenterpieces #savannah.hoban.photography #obleyfamilyranch #brevardweddings #brevardcounty #havesucculentswilltravel #ecofriendlywedding #ecofriendlyweddingideas #greenwedding #centralfloridaweddings #barnwedding #weddingbarn #succulentboutonniere

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Sola wood flowers, made from the tapioca plant, have also found their way into succulent bouquets. @succulentartworks shared a picture of a succulent bouquet with painted sola wood flowers mixed in.

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You don’t even have to grow succulents in order to make them a part of your wedding. You can have them shipped to you from companies, such as Succulent Art Works.

That company discusses a number of reasons why you may want to choose succulents for your bouquet or to decorate your tables. They provide a long-lasting option, but you can also take them home and propagate a plant from one of the succulents used in your wedding. In other words, you could have a plant that lives for years as a remembrance of that special day.

Another option, shared by @onlystudio0310 is to use succulents for table decorations.

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Table number 1⃣️ . . . . #succulentwedding #succulentweddingcake #succulentweddingbouquet #goldcoastweddings #goldcoastweddingplanning #goldcoastweddingstyling #goldcoastflorist #goldcoastweddinghire #goldcoastweddingphotographer #intercontinentalgoldcoast #brisbaneweddings

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@greengardensucculents used them on a wedding cake.

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This year, I decided to take a bit of a break from doing wedding florals. Although I enjoy the creativity of them, they are time consuming and quite stressful. But when my friend announced her engagement earlier this year and ask me to make them for her, I was totally honoured so of course I said yes!!! It was really nice to get my creative juices flowing again and I enjoyed every minute of it knowing it would be the only one I would do this season. 😁 It was a beautiful wedding and my friend was such a stunning bride! ❤️

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It’s a great way to bring nature into your wedding and memories of your special day.