Japanese fan bouquet
The structure of this bridal bouquet is realized with the wooden slats of a Japanese fan. A round bouquet in trendy peach colors is attached to the structure. The bouquet incorporates Chrysanthemum Santini Doria Cherry, spray rose 'Azore', Eustoma 'Sabrina Orange', Phalaenopsis, Sempervivum, and Hypericum. Jasmine vines and Gloriosa 'Exotic Orange' flowers provide a playful accent.
On a bed of pine needles
For this boho bridal bouquet in waterfall shape, a structure of dried and whitewashed pine needles was chosen. Small bouquets of pine needles are attached to a rounded metal frame. The large Alocasia amazonica leaves provide a special accent. Muscari, Eryngium alpinum, Brunia laevis ‘Kaaps Silver’, Ornithogalum, Clematis Amazing Miami, Clematis Amazing Kibo, Clematis Amazing Star River, Tillandsia and Delphinium are incorporated in line with the bridal bouquet.’
Pearl Fan
A considerable number of oil-colored pearls are placed on 1mm gold-colored aluminum wire and joined together as a 'tree' in an elegant fan shape. All processed pastel-colored flowers are glued: Gloriosa 'Fifty Shades', Polianthes tuberosa, hyacinth nails, Clematis, ranunculus, jasmine vines and orchids.
Effective
The loose spikelets of Chasmanthium are randomly glued in the mix on a bamboo plate with a gold wire stem underneath. A beautiful effect that also dries nicely. Two very beautiful purple-brown Gloriosa flowers – this is all this ensemble needs.
Sea Lavender
Working with steel grass is labor-intensive, but the result is always truly special, and it dries very nicely – so after the wedding, the dried object can be preserved for a long time. The steel grass is processed using a braiding and weaving technique around a wire base. A beautiful winding is made at the ends with copper-colored bullion wire. Two beautiful Gloriosa flowers complete ‘t
Powerful
A superb flower to work with is the Craspedia; they also dry nicely. However, for the final result, it is important to find spheres of the same size. They are individually placed on a 1.6 mm wire and run nicely from thin to thick towards the Craspedia sphere. The stems are individually attached to a gold-colored ring wrapped with wire – always with the same distance between the wires. Not many extra flowers and materials have been added to this powerful shape: one beautiful Ceropegia sandersonii tendril, Tillandsia dyeriana flowers, Gloriosa, and various orchids.