Simplicity

This hand-tied bridal bouquet contains a multitude of beautiful flowers. The base is the very special Gypsophila 'Million Daisy', to this are added Anemone, Ranunculus, Eryngium 'Sirius Questar', Chasmanthium and Clematis Amazing Kansas.

Radiant happiness

Blue radiates tranquility, confidence and infinity. In flowers, blue symbolizes harmony and the desire for peace and connection. The deep blue hues of Anemone 'Galil Blue' and Muscari 'Carola' bring a sense of hope and comfort. In relation to the International Day of Happiness (March 20), blue symbolizes inner contentment and a calm heart. Happiness is often found in moments of stillness and serenity.

Tendrils of Hedera and twisting willow branches are woven together to form a round base. Round and braided, because happiness always goes together with connection with the other.

Spring Explosion

In a glass bowl filled with clay, pieces of bamboo stem varying in height were inserted - these, to prevent splintering, were cut into pieces with a band saw. The bamboo serves as a water carrier but also as a support to hold the flowers in place. A wide variety of spring flowers were incorporated: Gloriosa, Papaver, Anemone, Ranunculus, Polianthes tuberosa, Sanguisorba, Talinum 'Long John' and Chasmanthium latifolium.

Still Life

In two elegant pots, filled with Oasis Floral Foam Bio, a carpet pad of Gypsophila 'Million Daisy' is briefly inserted. From this base come various beautiful white and cream spring flowers such as Clematis Amazing Vienna, Narcissus, Ranunculus, Tulipa, Anemone, Fritillaria meleagris, Agapanthus, Helleborus, Nerine and Polianthes tuberosa 'Elsa Blush'.

Tender Spring

This corn sheaf bound bouquet contains an array of every possible trendy spring color: Anemone, Muscari, Ranunculus, Hyacinthus. Salmon-colored hare tails (Lagurus) play a starring role and provide an endearing accent.

Springtime

The basic form of this arrangement is an iron frame to which willow cattails (Salix) are attached with bindwire. The structure is placed in a glass bowl. The longest flower stems such as Polianthes are arranged first, the shortest last. Each flower stem is attached to the construction ¬ attached with bindwire. Spring flowers in pastels bring color: Jasminum, Hyacinthus, Ranunculus, Anemone.