Little gem
The base of this gem is a floral foam bridal bouquet holder from Smithers Oasis – the lady round holder also has a beautiful shape. Pampas grass is incorporated around the shape using the insertion and spray adhesive technique. The shape is kept somewhat rounder above the holder to give it a different look. An openwork embroidered ribbon in vintage style is glued around the round shape – a beautiful detail. This bouquet requires few flowers: the chosen shades of Cambria and Ludisia perfectly match the pampas grass. Tendrils and Osmunda fern curls complete the look.
Like mother, like daughter
A matching smaller model of the bridal bouquet is always a success for bridesmaids. The daughter feels completely involved. The bouquet is made in the same way as the bridal bouquet. Everything matches! The Jacobaea 'Ovidius' leaves also dry beautifully, so both can keep these bouquets as a beautiful memory for a long time.
Cuddly
Jacobaea ‘Ovidius’ leaves are glued onto a modified shape of a Smithers Oasis sec sphere using cold glue. The stem is made of a wooden stick wrapped with silver-colored bullion wire – this is glued into the sphere. Polianthes tuberosa, dried chrysanthemum buds, Cambria, and Scabiosa are glued onto the sphere. The processed flowers match beautifully with the gray color of the Jacobaea ‘Ovidius’ leaves, whose soft leaves invite touch.
Botanical enchantment
In this bridal table setting, the lavish, purple Lathyrus comes into its own in combination with monkey's (Osmunda regalis). The delicate petals and soft fragrance of Lathyrus create a romantic atmosphere, while fresh green fruit adds a playful splash of color. Together with the table linen and ribbons of hand-dyed ribbons from La Lettre, the setting becomes a stylish whole that invites wedding guests to enjoy themselves for a long time.
Spring bridal bells
The subtle charm of this hand-tied bouquet of Leucojum exudes spring. The graceful, bell-shaped flowers symbolize freshness. The pure, elegant bridal bouquet, made with 100 Leucojum vernum stems, also clearly expresses the refined embellishments on the bridal gown. A stylish ensemble.
Infinite love
The circle as a symbol of infinite love is the inspiration for this bridal bouquet. The circles for the base are formed from pith reed and then woven together. By covering them with various fine flowers, an elegant and airy bridal bouquet with subtle contrasts is created. Flowers of Sandersonia, Fritillaria, violets, Talinum 'Long John' and tendrils of Ceropegia woodii were used.