If you are looking for ideas for organizing wedding flowers, you have come to the right place.
My love for flowers makes me think about every beautiful flower arrangement I see. It is then carefully documented in a notebook with a sketch, flowers, and other colors that can be replaced. Notes on where to use the scheme and price range are also included.
If I have a camera with me, I also take pictures from several angles along with something around that helps improve beauty. I note where the location is located, for example, the type of furniture, tablecloths, pedestal, etc. I also note the approximate height and width of the location.
These notes are especially helpful when planning an event. Photos help to judge whether there will be a place for this area.
One particular flower arrangement I fell in love with more than 20 years ago is still as fresh in my mind as on the day I saw it. I never painted it because I knew it would be unforgettable. Over the years I have done several similar works and always receive many compliments from guests.
This is a particularly beautiful location - high airy, with a sufficient number of flowers and very small greenery, so if you wish, you can make it inexpensively. The container is a wire basket lined with beautiful organic green leaf moss inside to cover the floral container. It is filled with a snapdragon, an iris, a lily like a focal flower, a few roses, a Peruvian lily, orchids and ivy stretching over a basket. Bear grass here and there adds to the airy feeling.
Another special arrangement from my personal notes is one of the central tables. Use a high roll vase. Place three roses in enough water to cover the ends of the stems. Roses should be cut one high (almost to the top of the vase), one - in the middle, and the other - from the bottom. Add a few clear pebbles to cover the base of the stems.
On the top of the vase will be located arrangement so that the flowers flowed on the sides of the vase. Use open roses, hydrangea, Peruvian lily and a few Gerber daisies. Bear grass is always added to make it light and airy.
If you want to get a very large center, try this combination in a group of three. Be sure to use three different vases in height. Then the balls in pink glass will be duplicated in the arrangements. Rose petals can be scattered around the table to make the base even larger. Tea lights or votive candles really add to the charm!
Rose petals can have their own for the floral part of the central part. When used with floating candles, they can be just as effective as the large layout.
For a lobby or buffet, place a large golden mirror in the mirror on the wall next to the tabletop. Fill the cylinders with vases with water and add floating candles. Use odd numbers, such as 3, 5, 7 or 9. Scatter the rose petals over the table around the vases. Add lights to clean voting bowls to replicate vases. The golden frame will be reflected in each vase and votive and will create a common golden form! The secret is using mirrors to increase them.
If this arrangement is used in the reception area, the tables look so beautiful if there are small framed mirrors on the table. Round tables are ideal, or you can place the cylinder shafts in groups down the center of the table for a rectangular setting. How nice of everyone to shine and just use a few roses to create such a great center!
Why this is the perfect center:
• This is the easiest arrangement you could make for a DIY bride, your worries are over!
• Almost no waste, so it is very resistant
• It can be pre-configured with last minute pets
• Vases can be rented or borrowed so that it is very inexpensive to create
• It is very elegant and accommodates any color scheme.
• All materials used can be reused or transferred as gifts.
• Easy cleaning
