Expressive
For a smaller budget, working on a Smithers Oasis bridy can be a solution. This bridy already has a very beautiful stem of its own. In principle, this bridal bouquet is arranged in a round shape, but the flowers are at very different heights because working with depth is very beautiful here. However, a number of expressive flowers have been incorporated that should not compete with each other and must all have their own place, so the placement of the materials is very important. The flowers used are Avalanche Peach roses, Scabiosa, Clematis fluff, orchids, Anthurium, ranunculus, germinis, Talinum 'Long John', and Sanguisorba.
Sweeping
This dynamic wrist corsage features a base of Craspedia 'Paintbal Pop' and Limonium 'Max Diamond'. It is further decorated with Astrantia 'Roma', Scabiosa Bon Bon Scoop 'French Vanilla', Clematis Amazing Havanna, Helleborus 'Anna's Red', lisianthus 'Botanic Pink', Peperomia carperata, Narcissus, and Nerine.
Sunny
This daffodil drop is made of Narcissus ‘Dick Wilde’, Narcissus ‘Sweet Paradise’ and Narcissus ‘Tête à Tête’. The daffodils are strung, after which a number of daffodils are glued between the garlands to create the thickening.
Stillness
A round shape cut from oasis for dried flowers is provided with a layer of wood glue to create a harder surface, over which olive leaves are glued and then the flowers of Delphinium 'Guardian Lavender'.
Note: The delicate flowers have a surprisingly long shelf life – but let them steep well for a day before use.
Pure
A bouquet made from only one material; hyacinth ‘Sweet Invitation’. The hyacinth nails are inserted on a prepared round shape. About five long strands of strung hyacinth nails are draped over it. Pure, because of the simplicity and the warm coral color.
Personal Touch
Floral foam is attached to a base, on which the dark red Bellis perennis is densely arranged, interspersed with warm-yellow Solidago ‘Carzan Glory’. The pure form combined with distinctive material and color choices gives the bouquet a personal touch.