In this Team Flower Seasonal Design Highlight, we're featuring a ceremony design by Honeysuckle Farm, a flower farm whose arrangements feature locally and American-grown blooms.
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In this Team Flower Seasonal Design Highlight, we're featuring a ceremony design by Honeysuckle Farm, a flower farm whose arrangements feature locally and American-grown blooms.
Becky DePasquale OF RAM floral is with us talking through what it means for her and her team to “Frame a Moment,” how to assess your floral work to know when it is “done,” and more!
The average guest list in 2020 is smaller than ever, but don't get confused—client budgets and design expectations haven't diminished. Discover the 3 key elements that will take a micro wedding to the next level and create something larger than life.
Believe it or not, building a reusable floral backdrop is super straightforward. If you’ve never built anything before and the idea is stressing you out, don’t run yet—you can totally handle this! And we’ll give you step-by-step instructions.
When we first decided we wanted to incorporate one of these into our weddings we were VERY intimidated. There were so many questions! What would we use? How would we get it to stay level if it’s asymmetrical? How would it be strong enough to not cave in the middle?
Our friend Fuschia of Fuschia Moss Floral Design is here to help show us how to make a chuppah. See how we used a bale of Southern smilax and late summer forsythia foliage to create a base and a very small amount of Oasis and chicken wire to provide support and nourishment for the flowers.
To create an elevated centerpiece, there are a few first steps you need to take to ensure your foundation is stable and reliable. Once this is set up, you can navigate through the mechanics to create sustainability and design principles to make your design come to life.
Becky shows the process to create different circular flower installations for your next event. She outlines how to plan to use the structures, support and integrate them. From a hanging piece to a ceremony backdrop, you’ll learn tips for your next installations.
Watch as Kelly Perry of Team Flower uses three materials to create a little extra magic for the bride and groom on their special day. Notice how quickly something sweet and elegant can be fashioned, and how little stress and skill it requires. Now, go grab your wire and your ribbon and forage a flexible vine to make one on your own!