Happiness comes from within
A frame has been made from a few pieces of bark through which the flowers, fuchsia-colored Gerbera, have been inserted. The easy-to-make frame can be rearranged time and again. Thanks to the choice of flowers, you can give the frame bouquet a completely different look time and again with the same base.
Celebrate life!
A summer garden party for a golden wedding anniversary. Gypsophila is very versatile and a welcome flower in bridal bouquets and arrangements. As a base, gypsophila and the gold-sprayed hydrangea are inserted very compactly into the floral foam. The long stems of the white carnations and gold-sprayed Anthurium are playfully inserted, giving the whole a modern look.
Luxury in harmony with nature
In the theme of 'Luxury in harmony with nature', connectedness with nature plays a leading role. The arrangers have often opted for traditional techniques and natural materials. The look is one of grandeur and exclusivity; festive yet understated, serene yet cozy and warm.
Winter Challenge
To move from the colorful fall to winter is a different mindset for many people. Not that the colors completely disappear from the landscape, but it's all a bit more subtle and monochromatic. For florists, especially those who want to work more sustainably, that can be a challenge. Getting into the shell of nature, the bare branches with larch or pine cones, the evergreen greenery, mosses and dried tendrils - it takes some adjusting.
Farewell with flowers: latest trends
With funeral flower arrangements, a florist can create significant added value during a funeral. On the initiative of VBW, Smithers-Oasis, and Groothandelscentrum Plantion, the Funeral Event took place on March 5 in Ede. During the event, attention was focused on various new trends in the funeral industry. For example, the natural burial ground is on the rise, shrouds are increasingly replacing a traditional coffin, and there is an increasing demand for urn decorations.
Warm orange
A stook sheaf tied bouquet, supported by a ring, in beautiful warm orange tones with flowers in autumn colors and berries. The frame consists of a ring that is wrapped with rope and gold-colored wire, to which four sticks are attached. Materials used: Rosa ‘Kahla’, Dahlia, artichoke, Viburnum, Crocosmia, Campsis, Setaria and Echinacea.