Definitions:

1. A common name for the plant species Gypsophila, known for its small white or pink flowers, often used in floral arranements including wedding bouquets and boutonnieres due to its delicate and airy apperance, which symbolizes innocence and everalsting love. NOUN
   • The bride carried a bouquet of baby's breath and lilies, creating a soft and ethereal aura.
2. A genus of flowering plants in the carnation family, Carophyllaceae, known for its delicate, tiny white or pink flowers, commonly used as a filler in floral arrangements and bouquets. NOUN
   • The forist carefully arranged the baby's breath in small vases, lending an air of innocence an purity to the room.

Synonyms:

• babies'-breath
• candytuft
• cloud grass
• gypsophyla