Lively
The base of the bridal arrangement is a metal ring, a symbol of unity and connection. The ring is completely wound with various plant materials, which provides a natural and playful structure. The materials are carefully attached with wire, binding, and adhesive techniques. Among other things, Chrysanthemum, Scabiosa, Sandersonia, Phalaenopsis, and Gloriosa, supplemented with beautifully patterned Begonia leaves and a waterfall of tendrils of Ceropegia woodii, are processed into a lively whole that is beautifully balanced.
Exuberant
The base of the surface is a ready-made cylinder of branches. The branches are fixed with nails, allowing you to unfold the cylinder into a 'dish'. The base dish has been extended with pruned branches from the garden. Many tubes have been attached to this with wire, and tendrils of the Ceropegia sandersonii plant have been incorporated. This super strong tendril remains beautiful for months without water. Brightly colored French tulips and Gloriosa are woven through the branches and tendrils. A number of Talinum 'Long John' stems have been incorporated for extra details.
Powerful
A superb flower to work with is the Craspedia; they also dry nicely. However, for the final result, it is important to find spheres of the same size. They are individually placed on a 1.6 mm wire and run nicely from thin to thick towards the Craspedia sphere. The stems are individually attached to a gold-colored ring wrapped with wire – always with the same distance between the wires. Not many extra flowers and materials have been added to this powerful shape: one beautiful Ceropegia sandersonii tendril, Tillandsia dyeriana flowers, Gloriosa, and various orchids.
Bohemian Elegance
A long, continuous spiral is crafted from rattan pith, featuring an arrangement of exquisite white Avalanche+ roses at its heart. Bellis Perennis flowers and white violets are glued between the roses, adding refinement to the bridal bouquet. Naturally, they were first dipped in Quick-Dip, and the violets have a silver wire inserted into their hollow stems. To give the bouquet more flair, the end hangs beautifully down from the bouquet. Additionally, delicate tendrils of jasmine and Ceropegia are attached to the rattan pith in an elegant downward line. As the bride walks down the aisle, the subtle movement of the arrangement adds to her elegance.
Robust winter bulb
The base is a wicker basket covered with all kinds of pine cones. The basket is placed on a pin on a birch trunk. By choosing to incorporate plants, the arrangement is also long-lasting. Plants used: orchid, Scindapsus and Ceropegia. Some Diplocylcos tendrils and Larix branches have been placed in between. A robust arrangement with a winter look due to the sober materials and the finely tinted fragile flowers of the orchid.
Peony Splendor
The base is covered with trendy metallic denim. This, combined with a wrapping of white sticks, forms the basis of this summery arrangement, in which the peony 'Coral Sunset' is in the spotlight. Tendrils of jasmine and Ceropegia are incorporated through the stick wrapping. Other summer flowers used: Clematis Amazing Vienna and lilies of the valley. The light green Begonia leaf brings tranquility to the arrangement.