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I`m going to start charging treen copywright!!!!!!!! to be honest there is no simple way with wrist corsarges. The way I have found is to make sure the design is very simple, low weight and not bulky!! They`ve got to wear it on their wrist for at least 3 hours so it musn`t be in the way.

Anyway, once you have found a system that works for you, just stick to it! With everything we do in floristry there are no hard and fast rules, or a right way or wrong way!

I like the idea of using alliminium wire..must have a go

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thats lovely flower, ive tried the alliminium wire but find it really bendy so cant help thinking that it wont stay on the wrist very well? does anyone else find that or am i just not doing it right lol

flower that is stuning!

apple i found it hard to work with i couldnt keep it secure it kept spinning around if that makes sence

i have asked many ppl that we have created designs on the wire and they all say it was fine all day. we spiral the ends to about 2" so maybe that helps

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how lovely

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Karen x

ye flo thats how i did mine ,i probably could have put it on the wrist better maybe thats wot was wrongwill have to have another go and see if its the case

Using ribbon for the wrist corsage holder is easy. But the problems comes when we are about to tight it. Believe, pity the bride. He need to be struggle doing this.

Nowadays, the holder itself comes with variety. As far as I know, there are 5 types of holder:

1. Ribbon
2. Bracelet
3. Plastic strapper
4. Elastic band
and
5. Zap on

All have it's own advantage. The bracelet is the most beautiful one for me. Elastic is the most easy one to set up and have a very good functionality!