I've been stressing over how to make up a bouquet of dried flowers. I swear I've watched every video there is and then I came upon yours! Thank you so much for the very helpful ideas! I'm actually looking forward to putting this bouquet together now. Bless you!
You are an amazing! My very favorite! Thank you! Because of you I had an amazing wedding bouquet made by a family member after I called and learned you were in Canada that we had to do it ourselves and in fact could and did!
Hi Miss Pam! This bouquet is absolutely beautiful! I had a quick question- how far in advance can the bouquet be prepared before the event? Does the bouquet stay beautiful if the stems are trimmed before the day of the event?
I JUST watched your other tutorial and was longing for more info, and here it is posted just today!! This is amazing, thank you so much for sharing!! Eloping in a few weeks and this is giving me the guidance I was looking for
Thank you so much for this Pam. I am using silk flowers to save cost. Do you have any recommendations for making silk flower arrangements to top acrylic floral stands?
Beautiful work but you did not finish it by covering the elastic with ribbon because I am not sure how to do that. What would be the cost of that bouquet? Thanks
Thanks for the comment! We always transport our wedding bouquets in water and use quick dip, flower food and crowning glory to keep them hydrated and happy!
I started as a floral designer back in the 1960's and I have seen a lot of styles and mechanics come and go. But, I really don't like this boho look. It just looks like a hot mess to me. To me it would like the bouquet walking the bride down the aisle.
Wow. I am going to try this out for my own wedding in the UK. Can this be done with silk artificial flowers too? Also how do you go about ordering flowers from Holland. Thanks so much, Jess x (ps im using my fiances youtube account )
For greens Pam used Israeli ruscus, Italian ruscus, and salal tips (lemon leaf). For flowers, we used hydrangeas, phalaenopsis orchids, roses, chocolate laceflower, seedum, scabiosa (pincushion), and amaranthus. She also used an echeveria succulent.
this was so helpful!! i’m doing my own bouquet for my wedding and I want this style so this was perfect! thank you!!
GORGEOUS!!! It amazes me how talented you are! Comes so natural to you. Thank you for sharing.
I'm so glad to see a little warm foliage in with all the cool. I actually like little rule breaking details like that, myself
U had me at the orchids. I love this because it doesnt seem like theres alot of flowers its very statmenty but no over powering
I've been stressing over how to make up a bouquet of dried flowers. I swear I've watched every video there is and then I came upon yours! Thank you so much for the very helpful ideas! I'm actually looking forward to putting this bouquet together now. Bless you!
Wonderful 👏 From a friend in Japan
You are an amazing! My very favorite! Thank you! Because of you I had an amazing wedding bouquet made by a family member after I called and learned you were in Canada that we had to do it ourselves and in fact could and did!
Hi pam just came across your channel I'm really impressed with that hand tied arrangement with the wire👌
Great tutorial for aspiring florists!
Hi Miss Pam! This bouquet is absolutely beautiful! I had a quick question- how far in advance can the bouquet be prepared before the event? Does the bouquet stay beautiful if the stems are trimmed before the day of the event?
Thank you! The bouquet can be prepared a few days in advance, however it must be kept in a water source to stay fresh.
Beautiful! Thanks for the tips!
Stunning ❤
Great work and so easy to follow!
Beautiful and so well presented !
audible gasp when you chopped the orchid. lol beautiful bouquet!
Just hurts for a second! Thank you!
Stunning my very favourite!
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you for this. It is exactly what I am looking for. Instructions are easy to follow and the finished bouquet is so beautiful.
Thank you; we're glad you found this helpful!
so beautiful! I am spellbound! thank you =)
Amazing!...love, love it. ❤️
Beautiful!!!
I JUST watched your other tutorial and was longing for more info, and here it is posted just today!! This is amazing, thank you so much for sharing!! Eloping in a few weeks and this is giving me the guidance I was looking for
I'm so happy you enjoyed it! Big congratulations on your special day!
Really beautiful 😍
love love this
Woww beautiful 🥰
Best bouquet tutorial of the very many I have seen. So pumped to try this for my granddaughter's wedding. Thank you.
Excelent. Thank you so much ❤🎉
amazing very very clever thankyou xoxo
I Love it 😍😍😍😍
Wish you would list the greens and flowers in the description. Thanks!
Fabulous tutorial
Genius
Beautiful😍
Georgous!
Love this method!
Thank you
preciosooo,😊
Thank you so much for this Pam. I am using silk flowers to save cost. Do you have any recommendations for making silk flower arrangements to top acrylic floral stands?
Thanks! Make sure your mechanics on your floral stands are good and solid!
I am making my granddaughter wedding bouquet however I have to make it 3 days earlier then her pictures is that ok will it still be pretty?
Beautiful work but you did not finish it by covering the elastic with ribbon because I am not sure how to do that. What would be the cost of that bouquet? Thanks
How do you keep it from wilting?
You haven't addressed the water source for the bouquet. Do you have a suggestion for when the bouquet is not in use?
When not in use, place your bouquet in a vase of water.
No water source for the hydrangeas or orchids. Did you use quick dip? Crown and glory? Hydrangeas and the orchids are sensitive
Thanks for the comment! We always transport our wedding bouquets in water and use quick dip, flower food and crowning glory to keep them hydrated and happy!
Thank you, what's the size of your wire mesh?
❤️🌺🌸👍🏻
I started as a floral designer back in the 1960's and I have seen a lot of styles and mechanics come and go. But, I really don't like this boho look. It just looks like a hot mess to me. To me it would like the bouquet walking the bride down the aisle.
Beautiful!!
So gorgeous. I love that style so much!
Stunning❤❤
Wow. I am going to try this out for my own wedding in the UK. Can this be done with silk artificial flowers too? Also how do you go about ordering flowers from Holland. Thanks so much, Jess x (ps im using my fiances youtube account )
The technique will be the same but the silk flowers will be a little more rigid. Good luck!
Beautiful!!
Where did you get your apron?
Thank you! The company name of the apron is Danica.
Could to list what all the plants and flowers you use?
For greens Pam used Israeli ruscus, Italian ruscus, and salal tips (lemon leaf). For flowers, we used hydrangeas, phalaenopsis orchids, roses, chocolate laceflower, seedum, scabiosa (pincushion), and amaranthus. She also used an echeveria succulent.
Great design, thank you for the tutorial
Gorgeous!! You truly have a God given gift for creating beautiful bouquets. I really enjoyed watching you and learning new techniques! Thank You.
Thank you!
Where can you get the wired mesh? I’ve tried the egg and found it to be quite rigid. The mesh looks a little more pliable.
You can find it at any florist wholesaler or a flower shop.
Never thought to use a mechanic. to hold the bouquet. As I get older a bouquet can become heavy to hold this is great.
You could also try making the bouquet in a vase and then pulling it out to tie off.
Great tips and technique!!
amazing
Absolutely gorgeous! Where did you get the hanging glass vases behind you!!
They came from our supplier but I believe they have since been discontinued.
So beautiful
Beautiful
This is fabulous