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wedding bouquet
breath of
spring
A dense cluster of baby’s
breath gives shape to this bouquet.
A grower bunch of densely clustered baby’s breath, arranged into a
dome-shaped nosegay, creates the base of this lush spherical bouquet, to
which Stephanotis and hybrid Delphinium florets are secured with floral
adhesive. The blossoms can be glued to short chenille stems to give them
additional stability in the bouquet before they are glued into place.
A shortened periwinkle-colored pearl-headed corsage pin is secured with
floral adhesive into the center of each Stephanotis bloom, adding a gem
detail and softening the contrast among the flowers. A beautiful striped
ribbon, which binds the stems of baby’s breath and forms a trio of
streamers draping from the bouquet, is chosen to coordinate with the
Delphiniums.
MATERIALS: hybrid Delphiniums, Stephanotises (Madagascar jasmine)
and baby’s breath (Gypsophila) from California cut flower growers;
Atlantic’s Ocean Brand 1.5-inch Round Periwinkle Pins from Milton Adler
Co.; ribbon from favorite supplier.
Design from Florists’ Review Winning Bouquet Combinations. To order, call (800)
367-4708, or visit the Bookstore
here.
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