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Wax Flower Orange Blossoms

Headpieces,  Bouquets, & Boutonnières

2010 Bridal Sale 

Headpieces

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Names of the pieces are located below the photos.

Bella

Item #OB1030

ON SALE

 

Isabella

Item #OB1027

ON SALE

  

Spring Romance

Item # OB1020

ON SALE

 

Orange Blossom

Item # OB01014

ON SALE

Venus

Item #OB1029

ON SALE

  Juno

Item #OB1028

ON SALE

 

 Love Story

Item # OB1017 

ON SALE

 The Dove

 Item #OB1024

ON SALE

Purity

Item #OB1022

ON SALE

 

Abyssinian Lovebird 

Item #OB1026

ON SALE

Forever

Item #OB1023

 

 

Nyasa Lovebird

Item #OB1025

ON SALE

Bouquets

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The Joy Bouquet & Boutonnière

Item # BQ1013

ON SALE

The Springtime Bouquet

Item # BQ1011

ON SALE

The Orange Blossom Bouquet 

Item # BQ1012

ON SALE

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Boutonnières

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"Boutonnières set of 4" 

Item #  BSET0101

ON SALE

"Boutonnières set of 4"

Item #  BSET0102

ON SALE

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About our Wax Flowers & Why Buy a Reproduction? Click here to read more.

 

   Queen Victoria of England was attributed to starting the fashion trend for brides to wear Orange Blossoms on their wedding day. Everyone wanted them because of their status, but they were expensive and hard to come by.  So in order for the brides to have the flowers for their own wedding they started to make them out of wax.  Victorians are well known for their crafts.  A Wedding Tradition offers the same wax flowers using the same techniques used in the late 1800's. Each Bridal piece is a One-of-a-Kind creation. 

For more information about our Wax Flowers, The Victorian Era, & The Lost Art of Wax.

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