Small but beautiful

The base of this bridesmaid bouquet is made from an Oasis bridy bridal bouquet holder (used dry). The handle is finished with wool in the same shade as the bouquet, the top has a circular base of cardboard placed around the handle. A border of dried, painted Eucalyptus leaves is glued onto this, the heart is filled with dried and red-painted gypsophila. Then spray roses, spray chrysanthemum and a jasmine vine are added and glued. To give the bouquet extra shine, it was given edges of wire with 'artistic' flowers.
Sweeping

An Oasis basic holder in the shape of a heart was given a stem made of wire. To accentuate the heart shape a bit more, an extra layer of floral foam oasis was applied and finished with tape. The entire surface is sprayed copper-colored and then finished in several layers with deco sand (and glue spray). A sweeping wire construction with pink wooden flowers is placed over this. This is attached to the floral foam with copper-colored pins. The flowers are then glued into the arrangement: spray rose, (spray) chrysanthemum, Scabiosa stellata seed pods, lisianthus, Talinum ‘Long John’ and tendrils of Ceropegia woodii.
Eye-catcher

The base of this necklace is made of wrapping wire with accents of red lava stone beads and copper flowers. The color palette chosen consists of warm red tones and lots of green. Chasmanthium grass is incorporated on the base, with two Cryptanthus 'Red Star' plants as eye-catchers, supplemented with lisianthus, spray chrysanthemum, Scabiosa stellata seed pods, Peperomia leaf, Rhipsalis tendrils and Aloe vera flowers. Stripped Asparagus branches are placed over the whole.
Ringenhart

For this ring cushion, a heart shape has been chosen, very symbolically. First, the basic shape is rounded with gypsophila on a BIO heart from Smithers Oasis. Then, beautiful, soft pink flowers are incorporated in between. Polianthes tuberosa, Scabiosa, and Clematis work together beautifully in this.
Mini copy

A mini copy of the bridal bouquet for the bridesmaid with the same materials and flowers but smaller. This way you create a cohesive whole. Part of the wire also forms the handle.
Spiral bouquet

The spiral shape of this bridal bouquet has a strong natural look. It is made of fresh Tillandsia usneoides moss that dries out very nicely over time. The Tillandsia moss is wrapped with copper-colored bullion wire around a core of 5 mm thick aluminum wire. With this strong base, a few special flowers and materials are sufficient: in this case, Osmunda fern curls, Cambria, and purple Gloriosa. A number of tendrils of the Ceropegia sandersonii complete the look.