Rustic Wedding Centerpiece
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The Bespoke Garden Style continues to be a hot trend for weddings and events. In this video Leanne creates a rustic wedding centerpiece in this popular style. The rustic look is enhanced by a large number of foliages, astrantia, astilbe, nigella, kale, hydrangea and lucious garden roses. The beauty of this design comes from the contrast and the fabulous textures. Enjoy!
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Rustic look is always beautiful and natural. Will practice it soon. Thank You for the tutorials ! ❤️
You are most welcome, Carla! We are delighted to hear that you are following our tutorials and enjoying them as well. Thank you so much for watching our show and we look forward to seeing you very soon. P.S. You are right - the rustic look is always beautiful indeed. All the best to you!
Beautiful 🫶
Thank you for taking the time to enjoy this rustic wedding centerpiece, Vienos! We appreciate you stopping by to watch the show. It is a beautiful floral design and perfect for any kind of wedding celebration, large or small. Please feel to join us again soon and we look forward to hosting you whenever you find the time to visit. Wishing you all the best and please have a marvelous weekend!
Absolutely, oh yes. I love it, beautiful arrangement. Thanks for sharing... xoxoxo... 🌿🍀🌹🌻🌺🌾🍁🌷
Thank you. We're so glad you enjoyed it.
Hi just enjoyed watching this video..my wedding anniversary is next month wish i cud have this for my candle light dinner im planing😉gud job miss leean
Happy Anniversary (a little early), Ashlie, and we hope your celebration is a lovely one! This design would compliment a candlelight dinner beautifully, and lend a touch of joy and elegance to it too. Thank you for watching many of our videos, and we hope you will join us for Flower School Live again very soon. Please enjoy your work with flowers in the meantime!
Lovely
Thank you!
Very Pretty, Ty :)
Thank you.
Would you have to refreshen the foam with water the day after making these if making for a wedding?
That's an excellent question, M! The first step is to soak the foam well before you design. When you are finished designing (or on the day of the wedding), you can water the design using a test tube filler or watering can with a long narrow spout. This allows you to get in between the flowers and water the foam without making a mess or overfilling the vessel. We hope this information helps you create a lovely rustic wedding centerpiece for your special event. Thank you for being here with us and we hope you will join us again soon for more marvelous floral design with Leanne. Wishing you a peaceful week and please take care!
How much would this cost?
That's an excellent question, Michelle! The retail price really takes into account the wholesale cost of your materials (flowers, foliage, and hard goods) and then your labor as well. The formula you choose to use will also depend on the market in your area and the kind of pricing that works best there. Our videos on pricing may be of help, and here is one you could view: th-cam.com/video/P_knrLX8uow/w-d-xo.html Thank you so much for being with us and we hope to see you very soon. Wishing you all the best!
What do you mean by radiating from a central binding point?
The central binding point is the imaginary location in the middle of the design where the stems originate.
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the powder is called Alum ? it's like quick dip so the flower get better hydrated ?
Yes, it is called Alum.
What is the powder to deep the hydrandrea roots?
It's called Alum.