Lavender bouquet
Small lavender (Lavandula) bouquets are glued onto a metal structure. Blue-colored Stipa grasses give the bouquet a light and playful look. The flowers processed in the center are attached to the structure with cold glue: Delphinium, Muscari, Eryngium alpinum and Tillandsia. This bouquet has a natural boho look, the natural spicy lavender scent gives a pleasant fragrance experience.
On a bed of pine needles
A structure of dried and white-dyed pine needles was chosen for this boho waterfall-shaped bridal bouquet. Small bouquets of pine needles are attached to a rounded metal frame. The large Alocasia amazonica leaves provide a special accent. Muscari, Eryngium alpinum, Brunia laevis 'Cape Silver,' Ornithogalum, Clematis Amazing Miami, Clematis Amazing Kibo, Clematis Amazing Star River, Tillandsia and Delphinium were incorporated in line with the bridal bouquet.'
Quiet
A round shape cut from oasis for dried flowers is coated with wood glue to create a harder surface, olive leaves are glued over this and then the flowers of Delphinium 'Guardian Lavender'.
Note: The delicate flowers have a surprisingly long shelf life - do allow them to set for a day before use.
Line play
This colorful summer arrangement is centered on an Oasis Bio block. Using a wire frame in the arrangement, the lines of the designer vase continued. Processed flowers: Delphinium, Lathyrus, rose, Mandevilla tendrils, Viburnum, Scabiosa, Allium schubertii and Chasmanthium.
Cobalt Cadence
Cadence generally means a (regular) rhythm, which fits well with this frame bouquet with beautiful blue Delphinium, Lathyrus, peonies and other beautiful summer flowers and tendrils. The blue wooden frame has a special construction at the binding point, which keeps all the stems in place and eliminates the need to tie the bouquet extra with string.
Elegant summer
Matching the transparent undulating form, fragile lines and delicate white/green materials were chosen to create a refined balance
create. For the base, twelve welding wires (Ø 1.8mm) were attached and bent into a white wooden plant table. Thin tights (20 denier) were then pulled over the wires and secured at the bottom with cold glue. The whole thing was lightened up a bit with white spray paint. Along the edges, glass tubes and globe vases were secured with Poly Max and then made up with white flowers and greenery: Nigella damascena 'Bridal White' (damsel-in-
't-green), Scabiosa Scoob White, white Ixia and Delphinium, Platycerium bifurcatum (staghorn fern), Aristolochia tendrils and Tillandsia plants