Succulents are a great floral choice for any wedding.
They are durable and won’t wilt if they don’t get water for a few days which means you can make arrangements ahead of time. They are also very popular right now which makes them a great wedding favor for guests.
Also to know is, are Succulents expensive for weddings?
A succulent and floral bouquet can cost as little as $70 for your wedding and will include strikingly colorful flowers as well as unique succulents that you can then plant and keep.
Keeping this in consideration, what are wedding souvenirs called?
Are succulents cheaper than flowers for a wedding?
If the price of peonies is making your eyes pop, consider adding some succulents to your wedding bouquet. Incorporating these pretty plants tends to be far less expensive than filling your bouquets and centerpieces with flowers alone.
How do you wrap a succulent favor?
Wrapped in Burlap
- Wrapped in Burlap.
- Step 1: For a 3-inch succulent, cut a square piece of burlap (6 inches x 6 inches) and 9 inches of twine.
- Step 2: Wrap burlap around the succulent container.
- Step 3: Secure with the 9-inch piece of twine and trim ends after tying.
- Wrapped in Paper.
How do you use succulents for a wedding?
Add them into your bouquet for a statement-making and heat-loving option, gift potted plants as a favor, or even decorate your invites with an adorable succulent-motif. And for those couples that have the luxury of not needing to worry about the heat, you can use succulents, too!
How do you grow succulents for a wedding?
Perfect Potting
Simply place leaves or stems, after the drying period, in a pot containing well-draining soil or cactus mix, so that the bottom of the stem or leaf is below the level of the soil. Give it some water, then place it in a bright, well-ventilated, warm place and keep soil moderately moist.
How long does a succulent live?
Some succulents don’t live long but grow offsets to replace themselves. A great example is Chicks and Hens. The main plant only lives
| Jade Plant | 70-100 years |
|---|---|
| Christmas Cactus | 30+ years |
