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DIY WEDDING FLOWERS on Instagram: "Practice makes progress, sweet peas! This is an extremely beginner, friendly technique of creating a spiral bouquet. I lay the flowers horizontally in my hand, and I just take turns with product while I twist the bouquet. Noticed that all of the stems are going in the same direction and that is key to creating a spiral bouquet. Let me know if you plan on practicing.! . . . #diyweddingflowers #diybride #flowermoxie #flowertutorial #newflorist #spiralbouquet #tr

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L E O P O L D O G O M E Z on Instagram: "Bridal bouquet! The most difficult task for a florist. Why? This work should be completely personalized, unique for each bride, perfect size, perfect weight, perfect colors, perfect textures, perfect flowers, delivered on time in perfect conditions. In one word needs to be just PERFECT for each bride."

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142K views · 9.9K reactions | Watch this "Keep calm and become fully purple" bouquet! | flower, peace, floristry, bouquet | The color purple is associated with a variety of meanings, including wisdom, creativity, royalty, power, ambition, and luxury. It can also represent... | By Master Florist | Facebook

Watch this "Keep calm and become fully purple" bouquet! | pride, floristry, bouquet | The color purple is associated with a variety of meanings, including wisdom, creativity, royalty, power, ambition, and luxury. It can also represent... | By Master Florist

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Blush Winter Wedding

Winter Wedding Bouquet

Blushing Winter Wedding Bouquet | We're kicking off 2023 with a blush-and-beautiful wedding bouquet. Exquisite Princess Maya garden roses and cymbidium orchids are the stars of this... | By Floral Design Institute | - At Floral Design Institute, we're gearing up for another busy wedding season. Here's your first video of the year to kick off the wedding season 2023. The star of the bouquet, the beautiful Princess Maya rose from gardenrosesdirect.com. They're wonderfully long lasting, huge petal count, delightful fragrance to enhance a few accenting blooms from florabundance.com. The base, a large cluster of Dusty Miller and then everything can feed into that. They'll still be super thirsty, so making sure the stems are long so they'll go down into water until it's time for the wedding ceremony keeping them fresh and perky. They'll hold fine when they're in water, but as soon as they're out, they start to get thirsty and droop, so making sure the stems go down to the bottom keeping them clustered to the center to give a nice little point coming up. Then once those are in place, beginning the spiral with the additional blooms. The Princess Maya, so fabulous. Tucking it in, giving it a twist again. And you can see how it just weaves right into the leaves of the Dusty Miller. You can divide it out, turning it, adjusting as things shift. Then going back around another time, tucking in some of the carnations to get a little bit of color that's a slight bit lighter, maybe a little bit of statice for a little bit darker. Adjusting this, still be keeping it centered and repeating. I'm turning again. Clustering it tight so that as it does dehydrate, everything will support everything else keeping it looking fresh and fabulous for as long as possible. The base is there. Now just go back and enhance, adding a few more blooms. You can alternate between carnations and roses as you desire. Adjusting, ending up with two carnations together there. Maybe another rose over here. And you can see how the colors of the roses vary slightly from more pinky to a more coral to almost a blush. That's one of the beauties of the Princess Maya. As they open, they evolve in their colors and it changes, adds such character to the bouquet. Maybe a little bit more statice on this side. Then I can go in and give it a tug, pulling up a little bit in the center to loosen things and turning. Tucking in. Then looking for balance. Make sure that everything's right where you want it, adjusting for color. Then last, going back with a little more Dusty Miller and adding a collar around the outside. When you're done, using bind wire, go ahead and tie it off securely. Wrap tightly above your hand going around three times, making sure that it's nice and secure, then twisting it together. Then cutting it longer than what you really want it to be when you're done, because you wanna be able to set it into a vase of water so that it drinks until the day of the wedding. So I always leave the stems longer than I really want them so they'll reach the bottom of the vessel, and then I can cut them shorter later when I'm getting ready to deliver. For a luxurious touch, the addition of cymbidium orchid blooms, just cutting them from the stem, then placing them in a water tube. Cut the neck so that it's not too tight. Slide that down in, and then using your OASIS Floral Adhesive, just a little bit of glue on the tube, and then slide it into the bouquet in between the blooms, reflexing the petals and adding a touch of beauty. The recipe, 12 of the Princess Maya roses, 12 of the blush carnations, five stems of Astilbe, and then one stem of cymbidium, about half a bunch of Dusty Miller. Everything came from gardenrosesdirect.com and Florabundance. Once you've let it sit in the cooler overnight drinking water, go ahead deliver, and at the last minute, cut the stem shorter and wrap with a little bit of ribbon to conceal your mechanics. We all know the 2022 wedding season was crazy busy. 2023 promises to be equal, if not more. First bouquet of the year for us. How many will you be creating? Now of course, as you create, you can get more inspiration at the website, flowerschool.com. If you have questions, you can reach us through there, but I would love to see what you do, so be sure to take a picture of everything you make, post it on social media and hashtag Floral Design Institute. That way we all can see what you do as you do something you love.

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Floraly | Flowers & Gifts on Instagram: "Our lead florist, Leah, takes us through her step-by-step guide to arranging our Audrey bouquet. And yes, schmicko is a technical term used in floristry - it means “free of messy leaves and other bits” 😂 We find flower arranging to be a fun and relaxing experience, and a great way to express your creativity. Our DIY letterbox flowers give you the chance to arrange your flowers at home yourself, so you can create a bouquet that’s all you!"