So, I've been looking around at wedding decor, centerpieces, themes, etc lately and have developed a deep and profound love for bird cages. No, I'm not engaged...yet, but I do have friends who are jumping on that bandwagon as we speak and I'm all about being prepared. So, whilst looking for various spring and summer themes, I came across some lovely birdcages. They're just so pretty and romantic. Is it wrong to get a birdcage and fill it with lovely flowers instead of birds and their poo? Would having an empty bird cage be odd? Do I care? Perhaps I should try one of these other birdcage inspired decor ideas...
A lovely centerpiece
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How about this in your backyard? I think this is actually a butterfly garden or an avery? Gorgeous, regardless.
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Hm, this one seems like a fire hazard.
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Very pretty...not so useful? Maybe when I have a home large enough to have substantial decor and conversation piece?
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This doesn't look like it, but this is actually a cross stitch. I think
it's quite adorable, how cute would it be in a bathroom or a little kids
room? I have some mounted specimens, maybe this would be something nice
to mix in with the display to offset the creepy, nerdiness?
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I like this whole tablescape - white cage, flower lights, mercury flass candle holder. So pretty!
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p.s. If you know the sources of any of these photos please send them to me!
I like those kind of birdcages, I just always think it is a little sad to actually have a bird in them. THey should be free to fly around.
ReplyDeleteYes, to be honest I can't remember the last time I saw a bird in a cage, I wonder if they are still popular pets? It is definitely a bit sad :(
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Very cool looking bird cage. I think that is something my mother / grandmother would love, seeing as how they love birds.
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You asked to contact you of any sources to hour photos, I just found one to your very last photo of the birdcage with candles. http://www.flickr.com/photos/24285065@N02/2904459270/
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