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If you want a highly unusual and incredibly dramatic wedding bouquet, why not try one made out of peacock feathers? This is a look for a bouquet that was very popular at the turn of the century during the Victorian era. They were also popular items in bouquets in the late 1930s and the early 1940s. At one point, however, peacock feathers were considered to be bad luck, so they fell out of favor until the 1980s when they were once again seen in floral bouquets.
Peacock feather bouquets, are often paired with silk flowers, or are a funky addition to a contemporary bouquet when combined with orchids or bright pink calla lilies. Peacock feather bouquets for weddings are harder to find than most kinds of floral arrangements but you can find them at the vendors listed below:
Soulflower Floral Design
415-971-8507
www.soulflowersf.com
Waterlily Pond Floral Design
San Francisco Bay Area & Beyond
415-377-4435
www.waterlilypond.com
Are peacock feathers playing a part in your wedding plans? If so, you’ll want to check out our guide to What Style Wedding Dress is right for you? – including suggestions to incorporate peacock feathers!
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