How to Create A Dendrobium Orchid Tree Arrangement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- This DIY video will demonstrate how to make a dramatic flower centerpiece with beautiful Dendrobium orchids in a tall glass vase. The instructions are easy to follow with tips, tricks, and trade secrets provided by a professional florist. This floral design tutorial focuses on decorating a dendrobium orchid in a tall vase for a wedding or other celebration. #WeddingFlowers #centrepiece #flowers #FloralDesign #DecorationIdeas #weddingcenterpiece #weddingbouquet #flowersdiy #weddingceremony
We need a tall glass vase, any height from 50-70cm will do. The bottom of the vase needs to be filled with about 20 cm of water-based acrylic crystals and two orchids can be placed inside the vase back to back to fill the void. Then, on the top of the vase, you need to fix a plastic cup filled with a floral sponge soaked in advance. The plastic soft cup should fit the neck of the vase. It can be simply trimmed with scissors if it is tall. It is necessary to secure the sponge cup with sticky floral tape. The tape can be covered with a piece of ribbon or other decoration. Then you will need about 50-60 stems of white dendrobium orchids. Sponge the orchids evenly, cutting off the ends of the stems. As a rule, when you fill everything around, then the green sponge will no longer be visible. Such a composition is very voluminous and takes up a lot of space, therefore transportation is problematic. This type of decoration is best prepared on site in the banquet hall in the morning before the wedding.
Materials used:
50-60 white dendrobium orchids
Pilsner vase 28”
Acrylic crystals
5” plastic pot cover
Oasis foam
Poly satin ribbon
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If you in The Greater Toronto Area you can buy bulk fresh cut flowers at wholesale prices from us.
www.classyflowers.ca
Beautiful.
you make it look so easy - but I know it can't be AND you work with these expensive orchids like they're carnations!! Beautiful - just beautiful and so professionally put together. Thank you.
The tulle kills it. If its meant to be luxurious arrangement you need more of those flowers or other matching flowers .
You can do it without tulle It is up to you.
Speaking as a florist the tulle takes away from the beautiful arrangement.
Thank you for the video! Where can I buy the plastic container which you used to put inside the vase? (and what are its dimensions?).
Not sure what "Classy Flowers" would tell you, but you should be able to buy them at most floral supply and they are very thin plastic and can be cut to the desired height. the diameter should be determined by the diameter of the mouth of the arrangement container.
You are correct!
mariUVA2011 if you know where can I buy it, please let me know. thanks
Where do you buy that contenner ??
I like it.
beatiful
What did you put in the vase
This tutorial is GREAT! Thank you for the tips and tricks :)
Would this arrangement be secure enough to withstand mild wind for a spring outdoor wedding ceremony (expected exposure to be 1 hour, ceremony is 15 minutes)?
It could fall over
Classy Flowers ---do you have any tips to prevent them from falling over?
We use heavy centerpieces for an outdoor wedding ceremony
not at all
How long time would that last?
How do you transport the completed arrangement.
In most cases assembled on the spot, in the venue.
How many stems of dendrobiums did you use?
saw another comment asking the same thing. they answered 50-60 stems
hi were can i get the flowers from i live in Virginia
Try your local florist or floral wholesale
suraya sadat try costco
How much can something like This cost in the market??
$150-200 CND
how many stems did you use?Thank you
50-60 stems
Thank you so much!!!!!
Zhanna Palson
I wouldn't have been redundant by putting orchids in the base AND at the top. A few stems of Boston or sword Fern in the base would be more soothing. A deeper color at the base anchors visually the whole arrangement.
P.E. Gottrocks *
It was looking gorgeous, but the tulle just put in there made it look chip, It would have look much better is to in some white beautiful roses.. sorry, that's just me..
ik wil graag alles in het Nederlands. .. ik beheers de Engels taal niet