Florist News

I started doing these quite by accident a few years back when i looked at a photo of what appeared to be a hand tied laying down. I just assumed it was done in oasis and set about trying to copy it. It was only some time later that i looked at the photo again and realised it was the camera angle and was something completely different. I do a lot of them now and it can be a very effective way of creating a 'natural' looking piece. Getting the stem ends to look like they do belong to the flowers is the tricky part but i don't get too carried away with this if there are a lot of flowers. it's probably more critical when the main content is say a few lilies.

we call these stem end sprays, surely a hand tied is round and a flatter version is a front facing bouquet

__________________
Sarah Creating Bespoke Wedding Flowers Cheshire

Yes so do we but Tutors change from term to term so it is anyone's guess what she means

tutors !!!!.. i knew i'd get there in the end

Now we have had enough in here the other night don't stop picking on me

Ok...i won't...

GOOD

................stop.

Yeap you read it correctly

I thought these were called return ended sprays. I'd have thought a mock hand tied would be if a bride wanted a mock up of her bouquet before the wedding?