Decoration with mosquito: 15 photos to inspire you

Used as a base for all kinds of floral arrangements, the gypsophila it doesn’t always have to be the supporting decorations. When used creatively, the flower becomes the star of beautiful arrangements. More known as mosquito the flower does not necessarily need to be mixed with other varieties. The delicacy of the small flowers helps to compose romantic scenarios, in a dreamlike atmosphere.

In addition to being available at all times of the year, it is quite resistant, taking a long time to wither. As if the mosquito’s natural attractions weren’t enough, the low price has made it the new darling of brides.

Spread across the floors cake the mosquito creates a beautiful effect both on naked cakes and cakes decorated with fondant. This is a much more economical alternative to sugar flowers.

The use of mosquitoes goes well with more rustic accessories. Invest in a mix of natural elements, such as straw, wood, wicker, clay or jute.

The mosquito can still serve as a substitute for the accessories of the bride and groom. In the bride’s hair, he gives more grace to the hairstyle. As for the groom’s lapel, he adds a touch of delicacy, breaking the serious look of traditional suits.

Bouquet just a mosquito? Why not? The trump card of using this flower lies in the possibility of creating any format of bouquets, always oozing romanticism. Details of ribbons, pearls and other accessories complete the bouquet. But be careful with the size: bouquets that are too small can give a childish look to the bride’s look. Choose medium or large versions to make the flowers stand out.