Decorate Your Home With Creative Flower

Designs

A good designer can envision what their arrangement will look like in 48 hours when most buds have opened. Weddings typically command flowers that are already opened so florist uses soft heat [blow dryer] to create such a warm environment they open prematurely or a better way, they order a good four days ahead for the wedding.

Going back to purchasing a small but very full arrangement (done in floral foam) from the grocery store is still a great idea to learn finite economy of floral design – because you will see how they make use of every scrap of flower and every part of a green possible. Nothing goes to waste in a commercial operation, even broken items will find a home in a floral foam arrangement. If you ever visit a full floral design operation you will not see a bunch of waste on the floor. Below is a short video on basic floral container construction design.

Whimsical

This arrangement can be made small, medium, big, 360 degrees or one-sided, and it is fun and has movement. You can add ting ting or swizzle sticks if you want even more movement reaching toward the sky.

The basic background or “premise” is purple statice, orange mini carnations and daiseys. The use of expensive florals is prudent yet strategic for maximum enjoyment. If you look close enough there is really only one Asiatic Lily [that had three buds - separated] and two Purple Iris flowers. That’s it! If you are doing a full arrangement you made need 2 or 3 times the amount of these premium flowers, though.

With Whimsical you can exchange to pink statice, for example, or even white statice, and use green minimums instead of carnations. You could also use white Asiatics or Orange instead of pink. So, the basic assembly is known, the movement is known, and colours can be changed to make dramatic differences in overall appearance.

This arrangement is fun for Christmas, for example, you can make everything in just shades of Red. Red carnations, Gerbera daiseys, Asiatic Lillys, snapdragons (since static does not come in red) and compliment with metallic gold or red ting ting, or you can do everything in all white!

Designing flowers in containers also make much more use of greens than designing flowers in a vase would. This is because there are more mechanics to hide-mainly the actual floral foam. Many busy floral shops elect a person just to put the floral foam it, secure it down and cover it all with greens.

This allows the actual designer to enter in during the last phase: floral selection, arrangement, colour and movement. The designer selected accent pieces and concern themselves with the actual design and not the sub design. A few popular greens used in container design are tree fern, leather leaf, babies breath, monte casino, and ruskus.

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