Succulent Succulents

Mix varieties of sturdy succulents with delicate blooms for modern yet playful bouquets.

For a unique, textural bouquet, combine the different colors and leaf shapes of various succulent varieties.

Succulents are used to living without water, making them a great choice for a boutonniere.

Attach smaller varieties to pins or clips and nestle them in your hair for a desert-inspired updo.

Interspersed among flowers and other greens, large succulents make a bold statement on this stone doorway.

Wooden troughs filled with succulents make for beautiful low centerpieces.

Juxtapose a minimal white wedding cake with tiny, spiny succulents for a modern, sweet look.

Offset a simple grey suit with the green hue of a succulent boutonniere.

A bouquet of pink and orange garden roses gets a textural boost from dusty green succulents.

Mark each guest's seat with a single succulent, then invite them to take the plants home as a gift.

Mix glass vases with succulents and cacti for a desert-chic centerpiece display.

Add a personal touch to each place setting with a printed menu and bright green succulent.

Accent a light peach and white wedding cake with succulents' soft greenish hues.

From centerpieces to dessert tables, succulents mixed with garden roses
create a rustic, outdoorsy feel.

Update a messy updo with succulents and crisp white blooms.

Avoid a wilted boutonniere by using a sturdy succulent wrapped in a leaf.

Forgo flowers for a bouquet comprised solely of different succulent
varieties.

Create rustic, vintage centerpieces by nestling succulents into antique vessels.

Succulents' architectural shapes keep vintage vases from looking too old-timey.

Dress your table in brown and dusty blue hues to highlight succulents' soft colors.

For a creative and unique cake display, nestle succulents in frosted bundt cakes. Consider having your baker craft sugar versions for fun edible decorations.