Small but fine
The base of this bridesmaid bouquet is made from a (dry used) Oasis bridy bridal bouquet holder. The stem is finished with wool in the same shade as the bouquet, the top has a circular base of cardboard set around the stem. On this is glued a border of dried, dyed Eucalyptus leaves, the heart is filled with dried and red-dyed gypsum herb. Then spray roses, spray chrysanthemum and a jasmine vine were added and glued. To make the bouquet extra shiny, it was given borders of wire with "artful" flowers.
Dance of nature
The base consists of a thin metal rod wrapped with rubber, from which a braided structure of willow branches curves gracefully downward. This arrangement plays with negative space and balance, emphasizing the natural dynamics of the materials. The floral interpretation is powerful and expressive. Fritillaria imperialis enthrones at the top like a fiery (emperor's) crown, while chrysanthemums and Pieris enrich the composition with subtle layering. Floating Eucalyptus fruits and Asparagus enhance the sense of movement and lightness.
Natural dialogue
This airy, organic arrangement has as its base a handmade bowl made from recycled wooden slats and clay. From this natural foundation rise metal rods to which a network of spent quince branches is attached. A homemade leaf made of iron is carefully integrated into the composition. The materials used are fringed tulips, Allium, Anthurium and flower clusters of Pieris. Jasmine tendrils meander around the structure, enhancing the interaction between flowers and branches. Additional details such as Eucalyptus fruits and a moss-covered stump give the work a raw, natural texture.
Winter warm
The base of this frame bouquet is a gold-colored
metal ring, around which is
a spool of rustic wire tied and secured with bindwire
secured at various points.
Dried eucalyptus berries are placed on
brown wrapping wire and tied through the
construction. Finally, all the
flowers inserted through the frame and
corn sheaf bound. Flowers used:
orange picked chrysanthemums, Germini in
salmon and orange tones, lisianthus 'Sabrina
Orange', Avalanche Peach rose, red carnation,
salmon-colored spray rose, Euphorbia 'Autumn
Leaves' and white Hypericum berry.
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue
This blue bridal bouquet incorporates a tradition in a trendy way. Pieces of dried finger grass, Panicum 'Northwind,' are glued to a bouquet holder. Starting materials for the bouquet are Eryngium 'Sirius Questar Green' and 'Supernova' complemented by Eucalyptus 'Baby Blue,' Limonium 'Pearl Wings' and Clematis 'Star River.' Delphinium 'Navy Blue' defines the height of the bouquet. Finally, flowers of Vanda Ansu n°1 and flower heads of Delphinium are stuck on the bouquet. As a nice detail, Hypericum 'Coco Gelato' berries are stuck on the ends of the grasses.
Lush
The highlight of this bouquet is the handle of dried Panicum grass. On an Oasis cake mold is glued bark of Eucalyptus. On a base of stabilized Eucalyptus crowns large Rosa 'Pink Floyd'. Gloriosa 'Exotic Orange' is set on water tubes and decorate the sides of the bouquet. Vanda 'Natcha Princess Orange' is stuck on the bark in a diagonal line.
Other materials: spray chrysanthemums 'Ellison Salmon' and 'Willem Orange', Tulipa 'Columbus', Vanda 'Citronella', Jatropha 'Firecracker Red', Craspedia 'Dubium Orange Fire', Limonium 'Yellow Sun Birds'. As a finishing touch, jute cord was draped over the bouquet.