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Creating a Wedding Bouquet
Choosing & Preparing Roses for Wedding Bouquets
Wrapping the Roses with Tape for Wedding Bouquets
Pulling the Dead Petals from a Wedding Bouquet
Add Eucalyptus to Your Wedding Bouquet
Add Bear Grass to Your Wedding Bouquet
Finishing Your Wedding Bouquet
Creating a Wedding Corsage
Wire Pin the Rose for a Wedding Corsage
Add Lemon Leaves to Your Wedding Corsage
Add Pink Heather to Your Wedding Corsage
Add More Leaf to Your Wedding Corsage
Making a Bow for Your Wedding Corsage
Finishing Your Wedding Corsage
Making a Four Face Bow for Your Wedding Corsage
Summary: How to choose the best roses or flowers for wedding bouquets and floral corsages; get expert tips and advice on floral arrangements for weddings in this free instructional video.
Ruth has successfully owned and operated her floral business for more than 15 years. Her floral shop has been the provider of arrangements for weddings, church & city events, not to...read more
" Hi! I am Ruth DeHoyos and I am with Expert Village to show you how to do your wonderful bridal bouquet and a corsage for the perfect wedding. Okay, normally when you get your roses at the wholesale house, they come in a pack and they are usually 25 or 20 depending on the brand and the color. This one she chose a fire and ice rose which is a burgundy with a pink… it has got a ting of coral in it also. You have to de-thorn your roses. I have already taken the time to do all that and after you de-thorn it you take off all the leaves and make sure you have no leaves at all because when you start taping you need to have a clean rose like this. These are already set up for you and I am going to start showing you how to do the basic rose designs. "
eHow Article: Choosing & Preparing Roses for Wedding Bouquets
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