Mirror, mirror
The base of this bridal bouquet is a round mirror with a frame of wooden sticks. A handle is made from rustic wire, which is wrapped with binding wire for a neat finish. Subsequently, all the flowers are glued to the mirror frame, with the unusual, and therefore exciting, use of color catching the eye. Flowers used: spray roses, lisianthus, spray chrysanthemum, Peperomia leaf, Craspedia, Chasmanthium grass, Limonium, Talinum 'Long John' and Gloriosa.
Heart of gold
This heart-shaped bridal bouquet is made of Craspedia. The purple-brown Gloriosa pairs wonderfully with the yellow – the Gloriosa is processed dry and only remains beautiful for a day. The base is made of a frame of black florist wire sprayed gold. The handle is wrapped with gold-colored bullion wire. Craspedia dries beautifully, so this bridal bouquet can last long after the big day.
In Harmony
The round bridal bouquet is based on a transparent wire frame. This frame is interwoven with Limonium 'China Summer', Astrantia 'Billion Star' and Craspedia. The whole is then decorated with Alstroemeria, Kalanchoe, Narcissus and Primula flowers.
Spring love
The base of this fine, sweet heart is made of dried Craspedia, the stems of which are attached to each other in a heart shape with wire and mixed with fresh flowers. Beautiful to give at a birth, at a wedding as a ring cushion or as a funeral arrangement.
A golden edge
The base of this frame bouquet consists of two wreaths attached to each other with gold-colored olive leaves. By putting them on wire, a handle has been created; a quick way to make a beautiful frame for this Mother's Day bouquet.
Many different materials have been used, including many beautiful varieties in tubes – this offers many possibilities for shop work. Here are applied: Craspedia, Gloriosa, Clematis fluff, Phalaenopsis, Passiflora vines, roses, Guzmania and beautiful Alocasia leaf.
Spring embrace
The spring bloomer Forsythia gives this bouquet the wow factor. The Forsythia branches are attached to a gold-colored metal circle in a sheaf-of-wheat manner using binding wire. Gold-colored tendrils made of pokes (with the drilling machine) wrapped with gold wire are attached all around, with leaf shapes of aluminum wire wrapped with gold wire on them. In the bouquet, Craspedia and Helleborus (in glass tubes) are incorporated with the stems on the inside – only Forsythia branches are visible on the outside: the embrace of winter by spring. The bouquet is placed on an iron stand in a glass water bowl with gold-colored pebbles.