Baby’s breath, real name Gypsophila, gets a bad wrap as a filler flower. However, you’d be stunned to see how fabulous this cloud-like bloom looks on it’s own en masse. Long lasting and budget friendly, this is one flower that makes a fabulous choice for your wedding. What’s the best season to use baby’s breath at your wedding, you ask? Summer, when it’s in season! We’re sharing our 10 favorite ways to use baby’s breath that will have you wondering why you didn’t consider it sooner.

1. Floral Headpiece

Baby’s breath is the perfect choice for a neutral colored floral headpiece that looks absolutely lovely.

Rebekah Westover Photography

Christina McNeill Photography

2. Ceremony Arbor

A fluffy display of baby’s breath looks elegant as an addition to your ceremony arch.

3. Floral Wreath

Add a whimsical element to your décor with a sweet display of baby’s breath in the form of a floral wreath.

Photo by Marta Locklear; Floral by Holly Chapple Flowers

Clary Photo

DIY courtesy of Two Delighted

4. Boutonniere

For a chic accent for the groom, look no further than a baby’s breath boutonniere.

Dekievit Bruiloften

Madalina Lesan

5. Bouquet

When it comes to baby’s breath, more is more! This bloom is relatively inexpensive, so feel free to go big.

Nina & Wes Photography

Lifetime Photography

Elle Pupa

6. Ceremony Aisle

Dress up your ceremony by lining the aisle with charming baby’s breath.

Ozzy Garcia Photography

Shane Snider Photography

Orchard Cove Photography

7. Escort Cards

Add an elegant accent to your escort card display with a fluffy bed of baby’s breath.

8. Centerpiece

This delicate bloom looks lush as the focal point of your reception tables.