Lego boutonnieres
Floral Porn
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on July 29, 2010
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They're pretty freaking cool, huh!? Yeah, they're even cuter close up. Oh, did I say "cuter?" I meant freaking bad freaking ASS!
I love the best man's boutonniere — Indie Lego for the win!
This is the groom's boutonniere — all he asked for was "a General."
Samantha even made Lego boutonnieres for their dads as well…
Both the dads have the same Lego guy, but with the hat's plumage going in the opposite direction.
I love this idea, I love Lego and I love crafty OBBs!
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Liz said
These are obsolutely cute and a great idea! I love them! Then again who doesn't love Lego
Erika said
I spot a wizard.
Wizards give any wedding a plus five to awesomeness. True story.
I want to high five this lady.
Sarah Ekateryna Barnes said
Indiana Jones!!!! Yay!
amy said
these are amazing!! I love them all, well done!
Tessa Betts said
I love them! My fella loves them. These are full of win
Okio said
These are fantastic. We're actually doing something similar, except with mini dinos. rawr.
Alison K said
These are amazing! Is she planning on opening and selling these on etsy! I'm sure they would be a big hit!
Kate said
Ooooooh my gosh, I wish I'd thought of this for our wedding last year! Hubby is basically a big kid and still gets excited about Legos. Love it!
Allison S. said
I see like a bronze wire…what's behind that. Amazing! Step by step please!
SamIAm said
Man!
I was so busy around the end of July I TOTALLY missed this post! Just saw it today! Sweet! Thanks for all the comments and compliments…etsy shop…..not a bad idea! I never thought anybody would get *that much* of a kick out of 'em.
jide said
heard of different boutonniere but not lego.
Amanda said
We're actually doing this type of thing with all star wars legos
Love it!
Lisa said
I love this! How were they made? Would love to learn how to make them