Forget about roses, peonies and ranunculuses — there’s no rule that says boutonnieres have to use flowers at all. Instead, branch out with unexpected elements like feathers, bottlecaps and blueberries for a totally unique look. Take a cue from your the tone of your wedding to incorporate elements that speak to the day’s theme. Check out some of our favorite flowerless boutonnieres below!
A Feather Boutonniere
Edyta Szyszlo Photography
From the album: A Romantic, Outdoor Wedding in San Martin, California
A Baseball Boutonniere
Kate Danielle Photography
A Cotton Boutonniere
Olivia Griffin Photography
From the album: A Second Presbyterian Church Wedding in Greensville, South Carolina
A State-Shaped Boutonniere
Paul Von Rieter
A Squirrel Boutonniere
A Couple of Night Owls
A Blueberry Boutonniere
Orchard Cove Photography
From the album: An Outdoor Harborside Wedding in Norteast Harbor, Maine
An Herb Boutonniere
Eye Shutter Photography
From the album: A Rustic Chic Wedding in North Aurora, Illinois
A Mini Pumpkin Boutonniere
Photography by Jay C Winter
From the album: A Rustic Autumnal Wedding in Cambria, California
A Felt Boutonniere
Maria Mack Photography
From the album: A Camp Oneka Wedding in Tafton, Pennsylvania
An Upcycled Boutonniere
Connection Photography
From the album: An At-Home Wedding in Adolph, West Virginia
A Button and Key Boutonniere
April Smith Photography
From the album: A Desert Foothills Wedding in Scottsdale, Arizona
An Air Plant Boutonniere
Ely Brothers Studio
From the album: A Snowy Mountain Lodge Wedding in Centennial, Wyoming
A Boutonniere with Hops
Stephanie Hunter Photography
From the album: A Rustic Mountain Wedding in Keene, NY
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