Goodbye
To make such an arrangement, ask the bereaved to bring a flower and also if they would like to outline their hand on sturdy paper and cut it out. In advance, hang enough glass tubes in a tree. Upon arrival, people slide their hand around the tube and place their brought flower inside.
Circle of strength
A circle radiates strength, is protective but also represents perfection, infinity and friendship: character traits that can symbolize the deceased. The background is a cardboard cat basket. The harmonica of cardboard forms a beautiful natural background that can be unfolded into different round shapes. The shape is placed on a glass bowl, then glass stitching tubes are placed in the openings of the harmonica. With loose (dried) flowers without glass, it is a nice alternative for a natural cemetery - then it can blend in completely with nature. Here the glass tubes feature Abelia, Astrantia, Clematis, Crocosmia, Dahlia, Gomphrena, Houttuynia, Rubus, Scabiosa, Sempervivum and Viburnum.
Cherish
A wooden bowl and a wooden pedestal form the basis of this urn arrangement. An Oasis wreath was placed on a bowl. Next, ribbons of pit reed were stapled between and onto the plinth and bowl. Between the wicker, tendrils of Humulus lupulus (hops) were woven. Then the wreath is stitched with flowers: hollyhock (Alcea rosea), garden roses, Campanula and Passiflora. The urn is placed on a wooden cube in the middle of the wreath so that it stands out beautifully above the floral work. Acer fruits and some poppy flowers finish it off.
Yellow drop
To create this oblong drop, myrtle (Myrthus communis) is arranged on an oblong scale in Oasis Bio. A large yellow fluff chrysanthemum forms the base of this arrangement. Yellow carnations with an orange touch create an autumnal play of colors. Dried bay leaves are glued in pairs on a wrapping wire. Then these wire-mounted leaves are arranged in the composition where they provide dynamics. As a finishing touch, Acer fruits were inserted into the oasis and partially sprinkled on the casket.
In my heart
A heart remains a chosen shape for farewell flower arrangements. For this arrangement, a circle was cut from a wooden board. Along both sides, lotus leaf, Nelumbo nucifera, is smeared with wallpaper glue and glued to the circle. In an Oasis Bio heart, the greenery is arranged first: Stachys leaf, Myrthus communis and Acer leaf from silk. Santini spray chrysanthemums and some carnations provide the floral fill. After the base is thoroughly dry, the heart shape is attached to the circle. Tendrils of Passiflora and Stipa grass provide a playful finish.
Subtle balance
Tufts of dried lavender were attached to a wooden bowl with a stapler after which the bowl was placed on a pedestal. The flowers, Gladiolus, Campanula and Buddleja, were incorporated into an Oasis wreath placed on the wooden bowl. Vanda orchids are placed in water tubes and arranged among the flowers. Passiflora tendrils connect the arrangement to the urn.