Hydrangea floral installation

Does this sound familiar? You're wanting to move away from using traditional floral foam in the arch design you create for your clients, but you can't shake this one worry: How will you be able to ensure the blooms will stay hydrated during the event? You know you can't take chances on the blooms wilting.

As some of you may know I did the flowers for a large wedding about a month ago. What you may not know is that I often have flowers left over from the weddings I do, which was the case last month. I was able to make some bouquets and give them to friends and family members from the left-over flowers but, I was also able to make some arrangements for myself. The first thing I did was bring some of the flowers down to my cottage on Cape Cod. My son and his family were going to be staying there…

Bring Spring indoors✨ Build a flower cloud with us! We’ve used our £4.99 Faux Hydrangea Stems to create this gorgeous floral installation We’re obsessed with the finished result🤩 get the look at...

Swelled Hydrangea 📸 by @snapbynowpplin Organised by @kengnaruemityarn | Instagram

Wedding & Event Florist | Dayton•Cincinnati•OH•KY on Instagram: "Why do we mix silks in with fresh flowers? …because it just makes sense! Here’s why: ▫️Helps us make the installation lighter. ▫️Silk versions of delicate flowers like hydrangea withstand heat and sun better. ▫️Quality silks are hard to spot among the fresh. ▫️We can use them over and over again to help make our floral designs a little more sustainable. 🥰 Comment “source” below and we’ll send you the link to where we buy…

Blue and white florals and lush spring greenery from Duia and Jean climb the gazebo at Elms Mansion in New Orleans for an intimate English garden-inspired wedding featuring blue hydrangeas, white garden roses, and baby's breath. Gazebo Floral Installation Wedding Photography by Steib Weddings