Hello sweetheart. I just found your video and l find it amazing for our health and environment. My question is how do l keep the humidity or water the the foam helps us to preserve. Thanks for sharing hon❤
Hi there love your info videos . im starting my business these days as we speak . Trying to collect info as much as i can . would love to know if you can post a video that gives us a look on , what are things that can be done ahead of time closer to the event and what are good ways to transport them from your experience . By the way i did alot of things in my life, but flowers was always my passion. THANX
I do like that there's new ways to get away from foam.. my concerns are the fact flowers won't have a water supply without water tubes. Also, once you deliver flowers, quite often you get a few arrangements back after to reuse, but mainly brides want to keep or give away thier pieces. So reusing is often possible. You have amazing ideas and I can't wait to implement them in upcoming weddings! More videos please! Let's see your flower cuff!❤
Thank you so so much for connecting! I totally understand your concern about the water source. I’ve found that compostable cups, like the ones you’d get from a restaurant supply store, work really well with some chicken wire. I’ve also used disguised buckets with greenery and eco-wraps. Thank you so much again for your support. I have a lot of videos in the works ✨🌿 Please let me know if there is anything else you’d like to see! The flower cuff video is coming 😉
Have you heard of Rockwool? It's a water absorbent product made from volcanic rock. They spin threads of molten rock-similar to making cotton candy! It's used in seed starting & hydroponic gardening. I was wondering if it could be used as an alternative to floral foam as I watched these videos, so I did a search. There's a new product made from Rockwool that's an eco-friendly floral foam. You can learn more about it here: www.roskam.com.au/products-page/natural-floral-foam/natural-floral-foam/ I haven't tried it yet, but it might work for your projects.
Hi Rachel! Since I’m still young I still don’t understand how florists get their flowers? I want to be a florist when I grow up but I need to learn more🌷🌷🌷😊😊😊
Hi Rachel. Thanks for your videos. I wish I had started at the age that you did, but now I am a midlifer and am starting floral design as a hobby but also hope to get better at it so that I can do it full time when I retire. Thanks for this information. What would you recommend using for sympathy wreaths in place of the foam base?
Have you heard of Rockwool? It's a water absorbent product made from volcanic rock. They spin threads of molten rock-similar to making cotton candy! It's used in seed starting & hydroponic gardening. I was wondering if it could be used as an alternative to floral foam as I watched these videos, so I did a search. There's a new product made from Rockwool that's an eco-friendly floral foam. You can learn more about it here: www.roskam.com.au/products-page/natural-floral-foam/natural-floral-foam/ I haven't tried it yet, but it might work for your sympathy wreaths and other projects.
Hello sweetheart. I just found your video and l find it amazing for our health and environment. My question is how do l keep the humidity or water the the foam helps us to preserve.
Thanks for sharing hon❤
Hi there love your info videos . im starting my business these days as we speak . Trying to collect info as much as i can . would love to know if you can post a video that gives us a look on , what are things that can be done ahead of time closer to the event and what are good ways to transport them from your experience . By the way i did alot of things in my life, but flowers was always my passion. THANX
I do like that there's new ways to get away from foam.. my concerns are the fact flowers won't have a water supply without water tubes. Also, once you deliver flowers, quite often you get a few arrangements back after to reuse, but mainly brides want to keep or give away thier pieces. So reusing is often possible. You have amazing ideas and I can't wait to implement them in upcoming weddings! More videos please! Let's see your flower cuff!❤
Thank you so so much for connecting! I totally understand your concern about the water source. I’ve found that compostable cups, like the ones you’d get from a restaurant supply store, work really well with some chicken wire. I’ve also used disguised buckets with greenery and eco-wraps. Thank you so much again for your support. I have a lot of videos in the works ✨🌿 Please let me know if there is anything else you’d like to see! The flower cuff video is coming 😉
@@rachelsimplified Nice! I can't wait!! Thanks for taking the time to reply!❤
Have you heard of Rockwool?
It's a water absorbent product made from volcanic rock. They spin threads of molten rock-similar to making cotton candy! It's used in seed starting & hydroponic gardening. I was wondering if it could be used as an alternative to floral foam as I watched these videos, so I did a search.
There's a new product made from Rockwool that's an eco-friendly floral foam. You can learn more about it here: www.roskam.com.au/products-page/natural-floral-foam/natural-floral-foam/
I haven't tried it yet, but it might work for your projects.
Thank you for sharing this information, I'm creating 12 center pieces for an upcoming event I'm handling floral foam
Hi Rachel! Since I’m still young I still don’t understand how florists get their flowers? I want to be a florist when I grow up but I need to learn more🌷🌷🌷😊😊😊
Hello my friend! I will be creating a video soon about where I buy my flowers and how you can source them :) stay tuned!
I make artificial floral Centerpieces. I don’t really know what I could use other than foam. I jus started making these.
Hi Rachel. Thanks for your videos. I wish I had started at the age that you did, but now I am a midlifer and am starting floral design as a hobby but also hope to get better at it so that I can do it full time when I retire. Thanks for this information. What would you recommend using for sympathy wreaths in place of the foam base?
Have you heard of Rockwool?
It's a water absorbent product made from volcanic rock. They spin threads of molten rock-similar to making cotton candy! It's used in seed starting & hydroponic gardening. I was wondering if it could be used as an alternative to floral foam as I watched these videos, so I did a search.
There's a new product made from Rockwool that's an eco-friendly floral foam. You can learn more about it here: www.roskam.com.au/products-page/natural-floral-foam/natural-floral-foam/
I haven't tried it yet, but it might work for your sympathy wreaths and other projects.
@@miriamrobarts Thank you Miriam. I just recently heard of it, but hadn't investigated yet. I will look into it. Thanks again.
@@grace-v2d It sounds like a great product, so I'm glad people are hearing about it & I hope it works well!