I just ordered my flowers from you for my December wedding! Your honest business model, amazing content, and hilarious commentary are what sealed the deal on ordering from Flower Moxie. I am so excited :)
Your videos are helping me so much I’m decorating my wedding myself in April and i have always loved flowers I always buy them and arrange them! This is all making me want to grow my own and get into decorating weddings!!! Thank you so much for making these videos ❤️
I have an order with you guys for my wedding in May and I have been watching a lot of your videos lately and I have to say this may be my favorite video. It put a smile on my face seeing the three of you working together!
That's awesome, Michelle, I'm so excited to see what you create! Thank you for your kind words, I definitely enjoy doing videos with other people than solo. XOXO, Ames
You can build them up to two days before your wedding! I typically prefer to wait until the day before to give my roses and ranunculus ample time to open to their full capacity because once they are crowded in a bouquet they stop opening. I hope that helps!
If the stems are cut short, will they look silly going back in the cylinder vases? I want to repurpose them, but worry about using the clear cylinders.
Hi Dana! So I'd probably stay away from a clear cylinder vase on my table because it will always look like a bouquet in a vase rather than a repurposed centerpiece. The head give away is the ribbon. I'd urge you to find containers that have a 3-4'' opening, similar size to a mason jar, and be a solid color. I'd probably pick someone shorter so folks can see over the flowers. We sell these little mint julip cups that are perfect for this, or used candle holders from Target are great, too! lolll diyflowersupply.com/collections/vases
Personally, I always like to make the bridal last and the day before. However, I pull the bridal flowers FIRST so the best goes into that bouquet. I like to warm my hands up with easier things like centerpieces and maids before the bridal. I hope that helps! XO
The number of flowers you can use in a bouquet can vary depending on how big you want to make it as well as the types of flowers you choose! Generally you'll want to account for about 10-12 stems of flowers with some sprigs of greenery for each bridesmaid bouquet!
If you didn't find this tutorial helpful, you can try this one too! th-cam.com/video/0rj9nAXVL3c/w-d-xo.html This tutorial is to show that there are several different ways to build a bouquet, but each one doesn't need to be exactly the same!
Ha! Well, it's probably familiarity. Abby worked for me when she was 19 and I was a wedding planner so I can tease her a bit more so that's funny you picked up on that. XOXOX 😅
I just ordered my flowers from you for my December wedding! Your honest business model, amazing content, and hilarious commentary are what sealed the deal on ordering from Flower Moxie. I am so excited :)
Thank you so much for your kind words, I'm so glad you found us and I can't WAIT to see what you create for your big day! XOXOXOX, Ames
Your videos are helping me so much I’m decorating my wedding myself in April and i have always loved flowers I always buy them and arrange them! This is all making me want to grow my own and get into decorating weddings!!! Thank you so much for making these videos ❤️
I have an order with you guys for my wedding in May and I have been watching a lot of your videos lately and I have to say this may be my favorite video. It put a smile on my face seeing the three of you working together!
That's awesome, Michelle, I'm so excited to see what you create! Thank you for your kind words, I definitely enjoy doing videos with other people than solo. XOXO, Ames
Thank you so much I love all the styles, but for this DIY bride the vase is great!
So glad it helped!
As a new florist, I learned so much from your videos. Thank you so much!!!!
I'm so glad, thank you for your kind words and letting me know! That makes my day! XO
I am learning so much from your videos, so pleased I found you x
I'm so glad! Thank you for such a kind comment! XOXO
thanks for sharing, so helpful!
Thanks for watching, Robyn ❤️
Thank you!! If you’re just doing roses and greenery, do they need to be left in a fridge overnight??
Nope, just leave them in a cool room!
Omg the typed words you added are so funny. I like it even more because of them :)
Aw, thank you!
When would you recommend building the bridesmaids bouquets?
You can build them up to two days before your wedding! I typically prefer to wait until the day before to give my roses and ranunculus ample time to open to their full capacity because once they are crowded in a bouquet they stop opening. I hope that helps!
@@FlowerMoxie It does! Thank you so so much!
Beautiful 💐💐💐
If the stems are cut short, will they look silly going back in the cylinder vases? I want to repurpose them, but worry about using the clear cylinders.
Hi Dana! So I'd probably stay away from a clear cylinder vase on my table because it will always look like a bouquet in a vase rather than a repurposed centerpiece. The head give away is the ribbon. I'd urge you to find containers that have a 3-4'' opening, similar size to a mason jar, and be a solid color. I'd probably pick someone shorter so folks can see over the flowers.
We sell these little mint julip cups that are perfect for this, or used candle holders from Target are great, too! lolll
diyflowersupply.com/collections/vases
Do you recommend making the bride's bouquet first or the bridesmaid's?
Personally, I always like to make the bridal last and the day before. However, I pull the bridal flowers FIRST so the best goes into that bouquet. I like to warm my hands up with easier things like centerpieces and maids before the bridal. I hope that helps! XO
How many flowers do you use for a boucwt
The number of flowers you can use in a bouquet can vary depending on how big you want to make it as well as the types of flowers you choose! Generally you'll want to account for about 10-12 stems of flowers with some sprigs of greenery for each bridesmaid bouquet!
So, is there an instructional potion to the tutorial?
If you didn't find this tutorial helpful, you can try this one too! th-cam.com/video/0rj9nAXVL3c/w-d-xo.html
This tutorial is to show that there are several different ways to build a bouquet, but each one doesn't need to be exactly the same!
She obviously likes Abigail better ;).
Ha! Well, it's probably familiarity. Abby worked for me when she was 19 and I was a wedding planner so I can tease her a bit more so that's funny you picked up on that. XOXOX 😅
I love your work but can you please not refer to OCD as a choice