Ornament
The decorative element inside this bouquet was created entirely using a 3D printer and consists of branches adorned with 3D-printed pearls. All the fresh flowers were secured using Smithers Oasis cold glue. The bouquet features Fritillaria, Gloriosa, ranunculus, Hypericum, Tillandsia ‘Xerographica’, and Talinum ‘Long John’.
Transparent base
This bouquet was created using a 3D pen. I chose transparent filament for this project, but it’s available in all sorts of colors. For example, the bouquet takes on a completely different look in pink, yellow, or gold. Once the base was ready, I attached a simple handle using black florist’s wire. This forms the base of this hand-tied bridal bouquet. The flowers used are ranunculus, scabiosa, clematis, clematis ‘Kibo’ (feathery), white grape hyacinths, aster, and a few tendrils of Ceropegia woodii.
Teardrop shape
This bridal bouquet is shaped like a teardrop. The base is 3D-printed and consists of fern-shaped ribbons. The teardrop shape incorporates leaves from Tillandsia ‘Xerographica’ and individual leaves from freeze-dried roses. You can create this base several days before the wedding. Then, on the day itself, all you need to do is attach the fresh materials. Fresh materials used here include: Phalaenopsis ‘Golden River’, Hypericum, ranunculus, and flowers from the Ludisia orchid.
Romantic and playful
This modern, hand-tied bouquet has a playful and romantic look. The bouquet features an organic structure, with flowers arranged at varying heights to create depth and movement. The classic base consists of roses in various shades (from soft lilac to deep red) and full-bodied ranunculus for a romantic fullness. The heart-shaped Anthurium with a pink edge adds an exotic and elegant touch.
The materials used are Magnolia, Clematis ‘John Paul II’, Ranunculus ‘Elegance Red’, Anthurium ‘Mick Jagger’, Ranunculus ‘Brushmark Dragon’, Anemone ‘Galil Purper’, Rosa ‘Silverstone’, and Eucalyptus.
Organic balance
This floral arrangement by Oscar Villela has a thoughtful composition, with an emphasis on texture, movement, and organic balance. "I was inspired by spring as a season of renewal, harmony, and joy." The piece incorporates roses, anemones, matthiola, tanacetum, leucospermum, leucadendron, and ranunculus.
Variation
Magdalena Kahlina created this bouquet using Astrantia 'Star of Love', Dianthus 'Hypnosis', ranunculus 'Elegance Red', seed heads of Scabiosa stellata, and Talinum paniculatum 'Long John', among other flowers.
‘My floral language is rooted in a balance between clarity of form and sensitivity to plant material. Space, silence, and the relationships between the elements play an essential role. Simplicity, refinement, and respect for the natural character of flowers form the basis of my creative approach.’