A farm fresh corsage captures the effortless beauty of flowers gathered straight from the garden, designed with the same organic, unstructured charm as its bridal bouquet counterpart. The focal flower is typically a ranunculus, lisianthus or small dahlia. This main bloom is surrounded by delicate supporting elements like baby's breath, statice, or celosia.
Greenery plays a starring role, with wispy eucalyptus, dusty miller, or herb sprigs like rosemary or lavender creating a silvery-green backdrop that feels freshly picked. Small touches like tiny berry clusters, seed pods, or even a sprig of thistle can add rustic charm and seasonal authenticity.
Rather than the tight, formal construction of traditional corsages, the farm fresh version has a loose, flowing feel. Elements extend at different lengths, creating natural movement and an asymmetrical silhouette that looks like it grew organically rather than being precisely arranged.
The attachment is typically a brass cuff or a ‘snap band bracelet’ that wraps around the wrist with ease. Each flower is glued to this attachment and hydrated before leaving our farm.
A farm fresh corsage captures the effortless beauty of flowers gathered straight from the garden, designed with the same organic, unstructured charm as its bridal bouquet counterpart. The focal flower is typically a ranunculus, lisianthus or small dahlia. This main bloom is surrounded by delicate supporting elements like baby's breath, statice, or celosia.
Greenery plays a starring role, with wispy eucalyptus, dusty miller, or herb sprigs like rosemary or lavender creating a silvery-green backdrop that feels freshly picked. Small touches like tiny berry clusters, seed pods, or even a sprig of thistle can add rustic charm and seasonal authenticity.
Rather than the tight, formal construction of traditional corsages, the farm fresh version has a loose, flowing feel. Elements extend at different lengths, creating natural movement and an asymmetrical silhouette that looks like it grew organically rather than being precisely arranged.
The attachment is typically a brass cuff or a ‘snap band bracelet’ that wraps around the wrist with ease. Each flower is glued to this attachment and hydrated before leaving our farm.
