Absolutely gorgeous! I think something like this would be lovely using a teapot for the large centerpiece and teacups for smaller versions. So cute for a bridal shower.
Thank you for this tutorial! This is so the vibe for my wedding. After watching your other tutorials I was inspired to start thrifting goblets and different pieces like them for my eclectic centerpieces. I love the whole feel of this one! I'm so inspired to start tackling mine 😄Would you consider doing a tutorial on corsages? And maybe something cute for flower girls?
This isnt a YT video but here is one tutorial we did with mason jars..... thinking I need to get a video like that over here on YT! fb.watch/joeNjFGhNZ/
In love with this series! I was hoping to get a suggestion though- we're getting married in August and we're looking to do several bud vases per table instead of one large centerpiece.. how do you suggest making the stems look more natural or more intentional than just florist wire?
I make arrangements to sell. I know you don’t glue much. I get nervous using a grid of tape due to shipping a item. I’ve seen a video of yours before shipping bouquets, what about centerpieces? Seems more scary shipping a arrangement in a glass or metal vase of this size or multiple centerpieces. Thanks for the videos appreciate all the tips and ideas you give your customers.
I just did an upside down test on the grid and everything held (honestly it surprised me) so you might be able to but probably would be safer to have some floral foam in the vase too just in case. I have mailed glass vases with a piece I just bubble wrap the heck out of them but if you are a bit nervous (understandable) metal or wood centerpiece pieces might be better but still bubble wrap the heck to cushion the flowers.
Beautiful
Absolutely gorgeous! I think something like this would be lovely using a teapot for the large centerpiece and teacups for smaller versions. So cute for a bridal shower.
That would be adorable!
Beautifully created!
so beautiful.i love it!!🥰😍
So beautiful! Just what I was thinking in my head! Can’t wait to recreate this with my wedding colors ❤
Very pretty!
Thank you! 😊
Love the look and colours of this design 💖💖💖
Thank you!
Hi Stephanie 😊
Thank you for this tutorial! This is so the vibe for my wedding. After watching your other tutorials I was inspired to start thrifting goblets and different pieces like them for my eclectic centerpieces. I love the whole feel of this one! I'm so inspired to start tackling mine 😄Would you consider doing a tutorial on corsages? And maybe something cute for flower girls?
Keep an eye out both are coming up soon!
Can you do a mason jar/rustic center piece? ❤ I’m stumped on what to do for my center pieces.
This isnt a YT video but here is one tutorial we did with mason jars..... thinking I need to get a video like that over here on YT! fb.watch/joeNjFGhNZ/
In love with this series! I was hoping to get a suggestion though- we're getting married in August and we're looking to do several bud vases per table instead of one large centerpiece.. how do you suggest making the stems look more natural or more intentional than just florist wire?
Would you consider making a bridal hair piece?
I will soon(ish). thanks!
I make arrangements to sell. I know you don’t glue much. I get nervous using a grid of tape due to shipping a item. I’ve seen a video of yours before shipping bouquets, what about centerpieces? Seems more scary shipping a arrangement in a glass or metal vase of this size or multiple centerpieces. Thanks for the videos appreciate all the tips and ideas you give your customers.
I just did an upside down test on the grid and everything held (honestly it surprised me) so you might be able to but probably would be safer to have some floral foam in the vase too just in case. I have mailed glass vases with a piece I just bubble wrap the heck out of them but if you are a bit nervous (understandable) metal or wood centerpiece pieces might be better but still bubble wrap the heck to cushion the flowers.