Scabiosa pods are incredibly interesting. Sometimes referred to as the pincushion flower, its greenish-brown ball-shaped head is divided up into several smaller sections that almost resemble cupcake liners! They look gorgeous in bouquets and always add an organic feel to an arrangement. Take a look at some of our most favorite bouquets that use scabiosa pods!
{dahlia and scabiosa bouquet by Branch Design Studio, photo by Charlotte Elizabeth Photographer via Style Me Pretty; wild garden-inspired bouquet by Isari Flower Studio, photo by Apertura via Style Me Pretty}
{berry pink and red dahlia and ranunculus bouquet by Poppy Love Weddings & Events, photo by Ruth Eileen Photography via Ruffled}
{pink and ivory wedding bouquet by Classic Creations, photo by Paperclip Collective via Style Me Pretty; garden inspired bouquet by JM Flora Design, photo by Marvelous Things Photography via The Bride’s Cafe}
{feathered white and green wedding bouquets by Verbena Floral Design, photo by Karen Mcneil Photography via Wedding Chicks}
{sunny yellow tulip bouquet by Posey, photo by La Dolce Vita Wedding Photography via Style Me Pretty; yellow ranunculus and scabiosa bouquet by JM Flora Design, photo by Amelia Johnson Photography via The Bride’s Cafe}
{green and red bridesmaids bouquets by Bunch Studio and Floral Elements, photo by Adrienne Gunde Photography via Green Wedding Shoes}
{peach and red bouquet by Kate Foley Designs, photo by Kari Crowe Photography via Wedding Chicks; winter red wedding bouquet by Bellissima Floral, photo by Desires Photo via Inspired by This}
{ranunculus, blushing bride, and scabiosa bouquet by JL Designs, photo by Stephanie Williams for Utterly Engaged}
{pink and peach bouquet via Martha Stewart Weddings; vintage orange and green bouquet by In The Now Weddings & Events, photo by Becky Hill Photography* via Inspired by This}
{green and white bouquet via Martha Stewart Weddings; anemone and scabiosa bouquet by Gunn and Rose Floral, photo by Jennifer Lindberg Weddings via Style Me Pretty}
{scabiosa pod boutonnieres by Garden on the Square via Inspired by This}
What do you think about scabiosa pods? Would you use them in your wedding floral arrangements?
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