Nice and luxurious
Cute giveaway vases sell well! These luxury arrangements are made with a (reusable) wooden flower as a base. Between the flower petals are placed some aluminum wires that not only have a decorative function but also a technical one: they keep all the flowers where you want them. The flowers used are Ornithogalum, Nerine, snowberry and Phalaenopsis.
A golden edge
The base of this frame bouquet are two wreaths attached together with gold olive leaves. Setting them on wire created a handle; a quick way to create a beautiful frame for this Mother's Day bouquet.
Many different materials were incorporated including many beautiful varieties in tubes - this gives many possibilities for store work. Applied here are: Craspedia, Gloriosa, Clematis fluff, Phalaenopsis, Passiflora tendrils, roses, Guzmania and beautiful Alocasia foliage.
Pearl Range
A good number of oil-colored pearls were set on 1mm gold aluminum wire and joined together as a "tree" in an elegant fan shape. All the processed pastel-colored flowers are glued: Gloriosa 'Fifty Shades', Polianthes tuberosa, hyacinth nails, Clematis, ranunculus, jasmine tendrils and orchids.
Effective
On a bamboo plate with a stem of gold wire underneath, the loose spikelets of Chasmanthium are randomly stuck into the mix. A beautiful effect which also dries beautifully Two very nice purple-brown Gloriosa flowers - that's all this arrangement needs.
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 it complete.
Powerful
A super flower to work with is the Craspedia, they also dry beautifully. However, it is important for the end result to find balls of the same size. They are each attached to a 1.6 mm wire and run nicely from thin to thick towards the Craspedia bulb. The stems are each secured to a wire-wrapped gold ring - each with the same distance between the wires. Not many additional flowers and materials were added to this powerful form: one beautiful Ceropegia sandersonii vine, Tillandsia dyeriana flowers, Gloriosa and several orchids.