Baby's breath only centerpieces?

I know I've seen beautiful, simple centerpieces that were babies breath only but I'm not having any luck finding photos of this.


I've searched google, the knot and the wedding channel.


Can any of you help me find a few pictures of centerpieces made exclusively of baby's breath? Thanks a bunch!

Baby's breath only centerpieces?
There are a couple of good pictures here: http://boards.weddingchannel.com/message...








Yahoo! Answers would not let me post direct links to the applicable photos, but there are 2 that are strictly baby's breath!
Reply:One idea if you are not using a color vase or bowl for these flowers is to use regular glass and line the inside with a colored tissue paper so you cannot see the stems of the baby's breath. You can get some shiny paper to give that extra sparkle.





You could also get a wide ribbon in a matching color and tie around each bowl to either make a bow or to just give it a french knot.





Another thought if you want to give it more dazzle is to string pearl/gold/or even the more expensive "swartz" beads on copper wire and fasten it under the bow. By using the copper wire, you can bend it to make different shapes. You can get some pretty small gauge wire that you can slip through the tinest beads. This same idea would work in place of the bow, but make a necklace for the vase. You can use that elastic clear bead band the kids use to make friendship bracelets and then it will fit snug against the glass.
Reply:Its called gypsy a big headed baby's breath. Also another very simple very delicate flower is Queen Anne's Lace. Its really pretty in a bouquet.
Reply:Best bet, go toa florist and ask if they have ideas on the centerpice. See if they can out together a few different styles for you to choose from.
Reply:!sorry, havnt found it yet!!!
Reply:Jeeze, are you serving potato chips too?

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