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wedding bouquet
candle
romance
Special touches enhance this
fragrant floral candle ring.
Consider enhancing a lush rose and Freesia candle ring with some special
accents to capture the fancy of a Valentine’s Day bride. The brilliant
red roses and the holly leaves also make this the perfect centerpiece
for any romantic winter wedding. Red rose petals are tucked loosely into
the center to hide the wreath form, and pussy-willow branches are woven
among the flowers to add dimension and direction. Garlands of deciduous
huckleberry bundles and rolled rose petals tied with red bullion wire
are gently laid atop the ring like a veil and add even more textural
interest. Many brides love a traditional look for ceremony and reception
décor, but by employing your creativity, you can add a memorable,
one-of-a-kind touch to your creations.
MATERIALS:
11-inch Aquafoam® Designer Ring from Syndicate Sales; pillar candle from
Creative Candles; ‘Cool Water,’ ‘Poison,’ ‘Blush’ and ‘Royal Majesty’
roses from Royal Flowers; Freesias, pussy willows, deciduous huckleberry
and holly leaves from favorite suppliers.
Design by Christina M. Burton, AIFD
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HOW TO
1:
Cut both ends of a branch of
pussy willow at 45-degree
angles. Insert one end into he
floral foam, bend the branch
around the ring and insert the
other end. Continue weaving
pussy willows into the ring,
using eight to 10 branches. |
HOW TO
2:
Cut branches of deciduous
huckleberry into roughly equal
lengths, and pile into small
bundles. Tie the center of the
first bundle with bullion wire.
Leave a length of bullion wire,
and tie on another bundle.
Continue to form a garland. |
HOW TO
3:
Roll a room-temperature rose petal, following the petal’s curve.
Gently tie bullion wire around the center of the roll. Leave a
length of bullion wire, and repeat the rolling and tying. Continue
rolling and tying until you have a garland of the desired length. |
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