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Finding the Right Material for a Bridal or Wedding Bouquet
Choose the Right Flowers for Bridal or Wedding Bouquets
How to Arrange a Bridal or Wedding Bouquet
How to Wrap a Bridal or Wedding Bouquet
How & When to Add Cotton to Flower Bouquets
How to Wrap the Stems of Flower Bouquets
How to Add Ribbon to Flower Bouquets
How to Tie Ribbon onto Flower Bouquets
Finishing off a Bridal or Wedding Bouquet
Getting the Appropriate Materials to Arrange a Floral Centerpiece
Adding Oasis to Floral Centerpieces
Understanding How to Utilize Foam for Flower Arrangements
Shaping Oasis Foam of Flower Arrangements
Adding Jute to Floral Centerpieces
Adding Jute to the Oasis Foam of Flower Arrangements
Shaping Oasis Foam for Flower Arrangements
Setting up Oasis Foam for Flower Arrangements
Adding Flowers to Floral Centerpieces
How to Cut Flower Stems to Get them to Fit into Flower Arrangements
Determine if You Should Add Flowers to Floral Centerpieces
Determine Which Flowers You Should Add to Floral Centerpieces
Prepare Flowers to be Added to Floral Centerpieces
Add Flowers to Floral Centerpieces
Use Wire to Hold Flowers together in Flower Arrangements
Arrange Flowers within a Floral Centerpiece
Position a Floral Centerpiece
Add Jute & Leaves to Flower Arrangements
Add the Final touches to Complete a Floral Centerpiece
How to Finish a Floral Centerpiece
Determine Which Flowers are Right for Your Floral Centerpiece
Summary: Know when it's appropriate to add cotton to a floral bouquet in this free educational video series.
Pooja Jain works at Face of Ferns and Petals. The company is India's biggest flower chain.read more
"POOJA JAIN: Hi, this is Pooja from Valaya FNP, today on behalf of Expert Village. Wire basically gives us the grip and it holds the cellophane or the paper or the stems together. Once this is done, now my second sheet comes wherein I need to cover the stems of it. I can place my bunch wherever right now because the water is not going to come off as it is tied up with the cellophane and the wire. I take the sheet and I have to cut it because there's quite a gap and my--if I use the entire sheet, it's going to make it quite thick and ugly-looking. I cut the sheet into 2 equal halves. One of the half now that we would be using-[SPEAKS INDIAN]. Now as you can see, my 2 feet has become a 1 feet sheet. This again, I need to fold it right from the center. This is how it's going to look, which I'm going to use it to wrap it around to the lower stem of the bunch."
eHow Article: How & When to Add Cotton to Flower Bouquets
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