Check out the rest of these flirty pieces right here

We are totally enamored with Whichgoose’s eclectic, organic style. PLUS, these pretty little accessories won’t break the bank. Not always easy to do when you’re talking about gorgeous handmade goodness. And who said the styles stopped with bridal accessories!?!? Some of our fave pieces are her super playful boutonnieres.

We love Whichgoose’s one-of-a-kind aesthetic. Her boho-chic crowns and sweet little hair pins are perfection. With style like this, we can guarantee this isn’t the last you’ve seen of them on SMP.

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We always LOVE the unposed, laid-back style of The Marantz’ group shots. What a wonderful bunch of friends Jenna & Joe have!

And just as wonderful was the reception and the floral decor. Tracy Romano Events and KD&J Botanica did a tremendous job …

At the end of the night, the Black Rock Yacht Club served the guests these adorable mini-burgers & fries!

Congratulations Jenna & Joe … you guys look like you had a fantastic wedding day!

And a HUGE thanks to Mary and Justin for allowing us to repost your fabulous work!

For more Marantz Moments … keep a close eye on their website!!

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Materials

one inch bar pins
small starfish
strong glue

Instructions

These starfish boutonnieres were created with small starfish and one inch bar pins that were glued together.  I used small starfish that my fiancés mom found at a yard sale. 

1. I applied glue to both ends of the bar pins and applied glue to the back of the starfish where the bar pins were attached. 

2. Then attach the bar pins to the starfish and lightly pressed them together.  Let them dry completely with the bar pin side up.   

{Use cement glue that I found at a hardware store, though any strong glue would work and the one inch bar pins were found at Michaels.  The small starfish can be found online too. Oh, and I found the inspiration for these right here! Gotta give credit where credit is due!}

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