Macramé
When you think of a bohemian wedding, you immediately envision a macramé backdrop, a dress with macramé elements and macramé decoration. This bridal bouquet was realized in a macramé "hand bag" made on a wooden circle 30cm in diameter. Also typical of this style is the addition of foliage materials such as Tillandsia and a spotted Begonia leaf. Processed flowers: Rosa 'Living Coral', spray rose Azore, Eustoma 'Sabrina Orange', Jasminum, Gloriosa 'Exotic Orange', Phalaenopsis and Chrysanthemum Santini Doria Cherry.
Japanese fan bouquet
The structure of this bridal bouquet is realized with the wooden slats of a Japanese fan. In the structure, a round bouquet in the trendy peach colors is attached. The bouquet includes Chrysanthemum Santini Doria Cherry, spray rose 'Azore', Eustoma 'Sabrina Orange', Phalaenopsis, Sempervivum and Hypericum. Jasmine vines and Gloriosa 'Exotic Orange' flowers provide a playful touch.
Wire bowl
No matter where you are, always keep your eyes open for fun bases of objects that you can use in a different way. In this wire bowl is a complete Tillandsia 'Hermosa' stuck together with pieces of Talinum 'Long John'. It immediately forms a nice base to start. Between and to this are stuck all the other flowers: ranunculus, Scabiosa, Madiba chrysanthemums, Tillandsia dyeriana and Cambria orchids. A charming bridal bouquet that is very quick to make.
Bowl bouquet
An impressive autumn bouquet with a brown frame, handmade vase and flowers in mostly shades of orange. The base is made using the chicken wire technique with 1.6 mm florist wire. Braided through this are young shoots from fruit trees, prunings from the garden and therefore free. Together with the wire, these form a kind of basket. There are also woody mossy branches in the basket that were blown out of the trees in the garden after a big storm. This old dead wood is not only decorative but also technical: they lend themselves well to incorporate the Physalis seed pods between them. Each of the seed pods was put on wire and joined together to form branches. Beautiful expressive flowers were placed between all the branches: Celosia, Gloriosa, Zantedeschia, Guzmania, germinis, chrysanthemums and beautiful bee materials such as Talinum, Hypericum and Sanguisorba.
Twins
This set on two beautiful handmade bowls is stitched in bio-stitch foam from Smithers Oasis. The bowls are also the starting point for the shape - continuing the shape of the base into floral work is always especially powerful. All the flowers and berries are thoroughly cleaned. The leafless stems really participate decoratively in this story. The flower heads and berries are tucked into a kind of screen. There are many chrysanthemums incorporated as well as Hypericum berries: true autumn materials. Also discover the processed Astrantia, Scabiosa, Guzmania, Phalaenopsis and Dianthus.
Stewed pears
The stewing pears that were blown out of the tree after a big storm were given new life. The colors in the pears are beautiful and together with the pretty floral tones make a lovely whole. The base is a wooden MDF board with small water tubes drilled into it. The board was pimped up with metallic spray paint from Smithers Oasis. Satin cord was glued around the edge of the disk for an added accent. This object can be reused many times. The flowers used are Cambria orchids, lisianthus, chrysanthemums, dill, Scabiosa and Phalaenopsis.