Mosquitinho: from supporting role to protagonist in wedding decorations

popularly known as mosquito, gypsophila is one of the varieties of flowers that are almost always present at weddings. This is because this delicate but resistant species is used as a basis for countless types of arrangements.

Before restricted to the role of complement, the little mosquito has conquered the role of protagonist in decorations full of personality and romanticism.

The secret lies in valuing the small flowers, dispensing with the use of more showy varieties. In this way, the little mosquito – used generously – shows all its charm and exuberance in arrangements worthy of fairy tales.

This variety only has advantages: it is resistant to different temperatures and humidity, it is available at all times of the year, suffers little price variation, is delicate and combines both with boho ceremonies and with more sophisticated decorations. In addition to all these natural qualities, the mosquito has become the great darling of brides thanks to its low cost and high yield. One pack can be used to fill several vases or prepare at least 3 small bouquets.

For those who intend to adhere to the mosquito bouquet, the tip is to invest in very large versions of the little ball bouquet. Arrangements that are too small can be inexpressive, without giving the bride’s look the due prominence.

Gypsophila can also be used to decorate the cake, the guests’ chairs, the centerpieces and the bride’s way, giving more charm to the decoration details. Bet on the use of natural elements, such as wood, straw, wicker, sisal, jute or clay.