Landscape in Lines

Sustainable Oasis floral foam on a rectangular base forms the foundation of this funeral arrangement. Whitewash bonsai twigs are arranged over the floral foam and naturally bound together with floral wire. Delphinium ‘Andes Azure’, Eryngium ‘Magnetar Questar’, Ammi majus, and Chasmanthium grasses are incorporated between and through the twigs. The loose, field-like arrangement gives the whole an almost pastoral character. Asplenium fronds, with their grayish hue, provide a soft transition between the colors and materials and bring a sense of calm and cohesion.

Wavy

This arrangement fully complies with the regulations of a natural burial ground and may remain in place. The base is a new floral foam form from Smithers Oasis, whose outer edges are filled with the flower heads of Eryngium ‘Sirius Questar’. The undulating line is repeated lengthwise, featuring Clematis ‘Amazing Vienna’, Polianthes ‘Elsa Blush’, and Pennisetum. The stems support one another and sway together in the wind. All flowers have been pre-treated with FloraLife QuickDip.

Romantic and rustic

The design of this bridal bouquet strikes a balance between chic and casual, with a clear nod to a romantic, rustic style. Seasonal flowers, such as Scabiosa ‘Bon Bon Scoop French Vanilla’, Delphinium ‘Bella Andes Azure’, Clematis ‘Amazing Vienna’, rosemary, and Eryngium Magnetar, were arranged on Oasis in an elegant basket. The color palette is dominated by shades of white and blue, creating a harmonious whole.

The hat’s basic structure is constructed using a circular palisade technique, with natural vines from the garden. This technique gives the hat an organic shape and supports the natural movement of the flowers.

Blue Elegance

The base of this bouquet is an old, gold-painted bowl. Gold-sprayed iron wires have been attached to the top of an Oasis Bridy Lady, serving as a handle. Blue-purple buttons from Sören’s grandfather’s workshop are strung on gold thread. They add movement and produce a light, tinkling sound. The materials used include blue Eryngium as a base, complemented by blue grape hyacinths, wisteria flowers, and blue clematis. Blue violets bring a sense of calm to the arrangement. The bottom is finished with gold-painted Stachys leaves.

Window garland

This summery window garland was created using a variety of materials. The base of the arch-shaped decoration consists of clematis vines, secured with paper twine. A garland of fresh flowers was attached to the vines using cable ties. Here, too, there is an abundance of color and variety in the flowers: Paeonia lactiflora, Phalaenopsis, Cymbidium, Allium schubertii, Dahlia, Zantedeschia, Eryngium, Eustoma grandiflorum, Rosa, Celosia argentea, Cotinus coggygria, and Clematis vitalba.

Sustainable

This design shows that nothing is wasted. Hyacinthus and Eryngium are combined with branches, with each leaf being used deliberately. Attention to the use of materials and efficiency is characteristic of this approach.