Lavender cake

Around an organic cake pan from Smithers Oasis, to make it waterproof, a layer of cellophane is
wrapped. An elastic band is placed around the mold, between which the placed lavender stems are clamped. After enough lavender has been placed around the form, the whole thing can be secured with waterproof
tape and then nicely finished with ribbon and thread. Fresh flowers are placed in the (wet) floral foam including Helleborus, Clematis, Gloriosa, Phalaenopsis, Talinum 'Long John' and Echeveria succulents. Matching baubles and handmade stars made of purple aluminum wire add cachet.

Bowl bouquet

This bowl-shaped frame bouquet was made from black 1.4 mm pokes using the chicken wire technique. Then long garlands were made from the shoots of fruit trees and copper-colored bouillon wire. Make sure that these short pieces of branch are well dried, so that they do not shrink, before wrapping them. Guzmania flowers, Gloriosa, Talinum 'Long John', Scabiosa, spray roses and chrysanthemums were incorporated!

Winter Queen

A brief search at a garden statue dealer immediately produced the right Winter Queen. The beautiful bronze head was adorned with lush flowers and winter branches. On the back of the head, Oasis floral foam was used to create a base that was stabbed with tendrils of Hedera and hops. Between these, the flowers, branches and other winter materials were stabbed. Materials: Nerine 'Sophie', holly (Ilex verticillata), roses, Gloriosa, tiger lily, Clematis fluff, cotton branches, prepared dandelion, Eucalyptus berry and beans.

Tropical contrast

An arrangement like a decorative ornament with some distinct showy forms such as Gloriosa and Epidendrum orchid processed solitary. The tropical materials "grow" around a frame of bundled birch branches and form a nice contrast with it. These birch bundles are reusable and also banana flower (Musa), kumquat fruit (Citrus japonica), Hedera and umbrella plant (Cyperus) have a nice long vase life.

Summer Flash

With an explosion of color, this arrangement depicts the vibrancy of summer. Orange and lilac flowers dance on a striking green handmade wooden frame. With a mix of Kniphofia, Digitalis, elegant tall Gloriosa, Lathyrus and other flowers, it is an ode to the warm season.

The frame is cleverly designed for double-sided and multi-use, making it both practical and durable. Whether you use it in its original state or flip it over for a fresh new look, the arrangement shows as a striking piece of art for virtually any space.

Steelgrass

Working with steel grass is labor intensive but the result is ever really special and it dries very nicely - so after the wedding the dried object can be kept for a long time. The steel grass is processed using a braiding and weaving technique around a base of wire. At the ends, a beautiful wrap is made with copper-colored bouillon wire. Two beautiful Gloriosa flowers make
't complete.