The brides bouquet is indispensable at the wedding. On the wedding day, the groom gently hands the bouquet into the brides hands. The bride will hold onto this sweetness from the time she walks out of the house until she enters the church. At the end of the wedding, the bouquet is thrown to another woman who is looking forward to happiness... Love and hope are flying among the petals. Although it is just a small bouquet of flowers, it carries the happy love and happy future of the couple. The delicate flowers bloom with a pure appearance, symbolizing the sanctity of marriage and expressing the brides pure feelings. An eye-catching bouquet can not only make the brides look more perfect, but also be an important witness to the brides happy moments! In the shy early spring, hold your beloved bouquet and wrap your arms around your loved one. In my arms, I feel the happiness that comes from my heart. Maybe the best days should be like this...
Hand flower DIY materials:
Bouquets of different kinds, scissors or pruning knives, floral wire, floral tape, ribbons, glue gun.
DIY steps for holding flowers:
1. Collection tools. Use scissors or pruners to cut the roots of the bouquet at a 45-degree angle to allow them to absorb sufficient moisture. Cut in water if possible.
2. Remove excess thorns and remove more than half of all thorns from the rhizome to prevent pricking your hands.
3. Place your bouquet on the table with the flowers facing you, starting with the largest flower and placing it in the middle, holding the flower 6-8 inches up from the bottom with your left thumb and index finger.
4. Now use your right hand to stack the remaining 4-6 flowers into the middle, evenly and in the middle.The flowers are positioned slightly lower. Position each flower so that they all come together.
5. Keeping the flowers facing you, turn the bouquet clockwise and carefully adjust the position of the flower branches so that the flowers are evenly placed. Add 5-6 flowers of the same kind to the bouquet at a 45-degree angle. Continue adding flowers, but place them a little lower so that the bouquet forms a hemisphere.
