Choosing a floral arrangement for a bridal bouquet is up there with one of the most laborious and downright confusing tasks for a bride.
For example, do you go for a bunch of mixed roses, menta, sweet avalanche, vandella and eucalyptus foliage?
Or a bloom full of astrantia, dahlias, chrysanthemum, eucalyptus and senecio?
If even the mention of those floral types has you cracking open the nearest bottle of gin, we'd like to draw your attention to Gucci Mane's wife, Keyshia Ka'oir, who just carried the most beautiful bouquet of 'flowers' we've ever seen.
On Tuesday, rapper Gucci Mane married his longtime girlfriend Keshia Ka'oir in Miami, Florida, with a star-studded guest list that included the likes off Rick Ross, 2 Chainz and Big Sean.
And while the wedding was rumoured to have cost a whopping £1.2 million and feature a £56,000 cake which reportedly took three months to plan, we're more obsessed by the bride's diamond bouquet.
Shunning tradition, the bride glided down the aisle holding a diamond-encusted bouquet with chandelier diamonds cascading down the sides, which matched her custom-made Charbel Zoe wedding gown.
I mean, that's how you do a floral arrangement, right?
If that wasn't enough, the couple also had a 10-foot tall wedding cake made of 8,000 handmade sugar flowers and 2,500 Swarovski crystals, which kind of makes sense given the fact Gucci reportedly said there was 'no budget' for the couples big day.
Well, that certainly trumps whatever we had planned.
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