so if i am sending out an arrangement in foam, do you typically use the crowning glory? I understand the other is moisture, but which helps the arrangement last longer for the client? I would think crowning glory, but the "sales" say only crowning glory if without a water source....
Can you use both sprays on bouquets corsages or a wedding arch ? if so which do you spray first ? Just like you said here finishing touch then crowning glory ? No one seems to know .. I’d appreciate your help ty so much
Thank you so much for the demo illustration! I do wonder how much should I spray the Crowning Glory Flower Spray on cut flowers? I guess the amouth would influence the effect.
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so if i am sending out an arrangement in foam, do you typically use the crowning glory? I understand the other is moisture, but which helps the arrangement last longer for the client? I would think crowning glory, but the "sales" say only crowning glory if without a water source....
Can you use both sprays on bouquets corsages or a wedding arch ? if so which do you spray first ? Just like you said here finishing touch then crowning glory ? No one seems to know .. I’d appreciate your help ty so much
Thank you so much for the demo illustration! I do wonder how much should I spray the Crowning Glory Flower Spray on cut flowers? I guess the amouth would influence the effect.
Crowning glory is the sealant that coats flowers in corsage and bout designs. I spray a light coating, usually a couple of sprayer pumps.