Please note: This VaseOff! Challenge has ended. To see who won, click here. Stay tuned for our next VaseOff! Challenge coming in July.

We’re thrilled to kick off our new Project Runway-style floral design competition, VaseOff! Four award-winning florists were selected to create a wedding bouquet inspired by ideas from our readers.

THE CHALLENGE: Between The Artist winning the Oscar for Best Picture, and the new buzzed-about film adaptation of The Great Gatsby with Leonardo DiCaprio, a 1920s cultural revival is well under way. From feather-embellished florals to romantic color combinations, the Jazz Age is even making its way into the wedding scene. Bring back this “roaring” era and design a bridal bouquet worthy of Daisy Buchanan and inspired by the style and spirit of The Great Gatsby.

Who will win the battle of the buds? Click on your favorite design to get a closer look and vote for your favorite by April 23.

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Flaunt it Fabulously


by Cindy Anderson

This bouquet was inspired by the fashion of the era. The use of lace, pearls, beads, and feathers was prominent in the fashionable upper layers of society. View more

All That Jazz


by John Hosek

During the roaring ’20s, the parties were bigger, the pace was faster, the shows were broader and the bouquets were blinglicious! View more

Bridal Nouveau


by Coby Neal

A bridal bouquet befitting of the Great Gatsby era capturing an essence of the Roaring ’20s and the coming of the Jazz Age. View more

The Josephine Baker


by Ian Prossser

The bouquets of the 1920s were massive and full of asparagus ferns, calla lilies, gardenias and carnations. View more