Make your Own Wedding Flowers

We all have heard the trends of Brides and their Bridal teams tak­ing on their own flow­ers.

We at Flower Duet sup­port it, encour­age it and teach it. I had the plea­sure last month of work­ing on this at a bit of a dif­fer­ent angle. The Groom, who had been to the mart and bought and arranged flow­ers for his Fiancee in the past, had advised me that he would like to make his bride’s bouquet.

To me, this rep­re­sent­ed True Love. The Princess Bride kind of True Love. I would be han­dling all the oth­er aspects of flo­rals for this love­ly cou­ple’s wed­ding, but Ash was to han­dle the bou­quet. So instead of me pulling togeth­er a mock-up, a month before the wed­ding I sim­ply gath­ered and prepped the flow­ers that were decid­ed upon and taught Ash, the Groom how to cre­ate a Hand-Tied Bouquet.

 

He, being an engi­neer could eas­i­ly com­pre­hend the place­ment and the tech­nique that goes into this type of arrange­ment, which he was able to han­dle with great ease.

We used Vendela Ros­es, Mini Callas, Mag­no­lia Leaves and Ital­ian Rus­cus. Ash returned to our design stu­dio the morn­ing before the wed­ding, where he repeat­ed his ear­li­er per­for­mance with great con­fi­dence and joy and even ahead of sched­ule. Pic­ture above is his mock up and 1st les­son! Nice work Ash!