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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 correctly pull the dead pedals from 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. That is four, here is five, a couple more now, if you can see how that the four on the bottom and this one is on top, all you have to do is just get a quick pull on the bottom and you push it in, just see they are all uniform and they are all the same. There will be some leaves that are kind of bad and brown, you just pull them off. It is fine because you do not need all the rose petals. Again take your rose and you tape it. That should be it, right there, it is 3, 6 and 7, see how uniform that is, one more and then you tape it. "
eHow Article: Pulling the Dead Petals from a Wedding Bouquet
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