Inspired Floral Design with Beth O'Reilly: Driftwood Tree Tablescape
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- In this Inspired Floral Design, Beth O'Reilly AIFD shows us how to make a flower tree tablescape from an armature made of driftwood. Inspired by Mother Nature, this design is perfect for any outdoor wedding or event.
Featured products: Hydrangea, Vendela rose, Quicksand rose, Early Grey rose, ranunculus, hanging amaranthus and phalaenopsis orchid.
Featured hardgoods: Driftwood tree, Oasis igloo cages, Oasis garland and Oasis aluminum wire.
Gorgeous
This table”s arrangement is out of this world. It’s gorgeous.
wow this stunning am a florist myself and love bring nature from outside into floral design i love trees myself and i would definately have this for my own wedding brilliant idea thanks for sharing its stunning
Beth you are crazy. This was so creative.
Wow absolutely beautiful congratulations! Amazing!
Phalaenopsis are gorgeous, but they overlapped the beautiful bunch of bouquets on a tree. So I vote without or maybe from under the bouquets. But the idea is truly unique.
Yes, my thought precisely.
Literally the floral design video I was searching so hard to find!!!
Stunning!
Simply amazing!!!!!!!
I love the design!
So so beautiful, amazing arrangement.
Beautiful.
This is a stunner!
Wow, stunning
So pretty and stunning!
STUNNING!
Aww 😍😍😍😍que bonito 👏👏👏😍😍😍😍
Just beautiful thank you!!
That is gorgeous 😍😍😍 wish I had your talent!
Absolutely Beautiful!
Truly talented.
Beautiful
woooow!!!!
shame about some of the comments you got about your design some people dont know how to apprecaite the beauty abd hard work that goes into floral design this istruly inspiring and can be done in many colours to suit and using the customers preferred choice of flowers but truly beautiful i love it and adore white love your channel
beautiful
love it so much and really enjoy your show
Amazing !!!
Sooo gorgeous
Hermosos Arreglos.
Wow, I hope to do this someday!
omg! It´s amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
amazing
you are just amazing.
Girl!
is that a grape vine instead of driftwood?
Where can i buy a dfiftwood tree?
Can you make a horizontal driftwood arrangement?
how do i make a hydrangea bouquet round? when i make them they never come out perfectly round.
+Roots&Fruits Takes years of work training etc to become a floral designer...its not learned by jsut watching videos.. take a class is my advice
That "Drift wood" is actually GrapeVine wood. The GRAPEVINE structure was beautiful to begin with. When you start with something as amazing as that and then you cover it up with "baseing hydrangea," it totally defeats the purpose. That is just so basic and unoriginal to me.
The last videos that she has done have been anticlimactic at best. Always overdone. Always WAY to many ingredients. Not classy or chic in any way. You can make it funky and super creative and different without it being so sloppy/thrown together.
The technique is there, but the quality aesthetic is like.... Not there.
+Jordan Chapelle Well I felt when she put in the orchids that it was just too much, with the basic flowers would have looked elegant in that way remember she still have the garland on the bottom, just too much going on and quite a penny to spend to put that much in.
For me, it's the complete lack of variation in the palette. It's an explosion...of white.
How tall was the tree?
Where can I find a plain driftwood tree this tall?
Hi Tiarra, your Mayesh sales rep will be able to help you source this. Thanks for watching!
You didn't really need the tree ????? You covered it up far 2 much ?????? What was the point of having it ?
too much
wickandde It's beautiful👏🏾👏🏾
WTF, how bad can it gets?
Great idea but I don't like the execution. As it is, white can be a pretty cold and antiseptic color. Adding multiple layers of white on what is, essentially, a dead tree, makes for a pretty cold and bleak presentation. Why not some Creeping Jenny as a trailing vine and some color? If you love roses, they come in many colors, ya know. Sheesh. White on white on white on white on a dead tree. Imagine this in a field in the winter. White snow all over the ground. Hey, let's add more WHITE!