How to make a boutonniere, easy DIY tutorial by Bloom Culture Flowers

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easy boutonniere tutorial
1 spray rose
2 Stems of Bleached Italian Ranunculus
2 Salal Leaves
2-3 Stems of Gunni & Baby Blue Eucalyptus
2-3 Stems of Wax Flower

[@moniavergari5300]

Complimenti 😍 i fiori sono veri

[@extraordinarily_unspectacular]

Hello. How do you then secure the boutonnières? Do you use a pin (what kind?) and thread it through? Thanks!

[@anitajusto1835]

Hello, thank you

[@echeah1]

May I please ask what were the leaves used for this boutonniere?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Certainly! I used salal/leamon for the leaves!

[@Floralodyssey1]

Make boutonniere using your home garden flowers and leaves 😍 th-cam.com/video/ncrnIbABD24/w-d-xo.html

[@apex0703]

What was used to make these please?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

I've updated the description so everything is there!

[@chelle1504]

if making these a day before an event, what's the best way to store overnight to keep them fresh? Should they be kept in some shallow water?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Great question! I usually make them the day before and use this bout hack to keep them fresh. I also put them in a fridge, but it's not required to maintain freshness (unless you're in a really hot season, temperature). www.bloomcultureflowers.com/diy-flower-blog/protip/bouthack

[@chelle1504]

@@BloomCultureFlowers thank you so much! This will make it so much easier to transport too! 🙂

[@khaiargarin]

You can use glue gun first

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

there really is no need to use a glue gun. The hot glue (on fresh flowers) can make them wilt. If you are using faux flowers then have at it!