Really like, that you show 3 different styles, without greenery, with more colors and greenery only. Plus, that you show several ways of using them on different kind of tables. Good thinking!
Thank you for your kind words! Bud vases can be fun because you can add little elements to personalize your tables. I one time set out a bunch of compasses for a bride and it was so creative and unique! XOXO
Not at all! You can make your bud vases after you process your flowers. They can hang out and will continue to open since they won't be crowded. After the build all your other designs then you can backfill your bud vases with the scraps.
I really like 3-5 inches and then I stagger in some candles. If you can only find one size of vase then just adjust the stem heights to create the variation.
Yes, it's kinda a mix though. We typically do our shoots and then videos the next day with the leftover blooms so sometimes it's not a 'pure' collection. =)
Since the flowers are directly in water, you could make the bud vases a little bit ahead of time. To ensure that the flowers stay fresh and beautiful until the wedding day, make sure to keep them in a cool dark room, away from sunny windows and heating vents. Also, changing out the water in the vases will help too!
These were from all over and collected through the years. You can usually thrift really nice glass bud vases for around $1, that's where most of mine come from!
I love how the flowers in the no greenery ones are all the same shades but different blooms.
Really like, that you show 3 different styles, without greenery, with more colors and greenery only. Plus, that you show several ways of using them on different kind of tables. Good thinking!
Thank you!
Best diy wedding idea videos out there, super informative and beautiful!
You just gave me confidence to try bud vases ❤
So glad it helped! Buds are so fun and easy! XOXOX
Need to look in the basement for those bud vases from so many auctions 😁🌹
Ha! I love me a good auction vase!!! XXXX, Amy
I am a beginner...love this tutorial !
Wonderful! Thank you.
Yay for Flower Moxie content! 🌸
Yep, we are super proud of Abby's video, thank you for your kind comment! XOXOX
Thank you. Great tips!
You are so welcome!
These ideas are fantastic. I can’t wait to try. Many thanks and many blessings.💐
We're so glad you found us! Bud vases are so much fun to make!
Loved all the table setting ideas!
Thank you for your kind words! Bud vases can be fun because you can add little elements to personalize your tables. I one time set out a bunch of compasses for a bride and it was so creative and unique! XOXO
Most helpful!!
Thank you!
I love it.
What a great guide 🌸
Thank you for your kind words!
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So glad to have you, Holubeck!
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Excellent work ❤
Thank you!
so beautiful
Love this! How far before the event can/should I arrange the bud vases? Is 1.5 days too early?
Not at all! You can make your bud vases after you process your flowers. They can hang out and will continue to open since they won't be crowded.
After the build all your other designs then you can backfill your bud vases with the scraps.
Love the ideas. What is the greenery that you are using?
Gunni and Baby Eucalyptus, and I see some Italian Ruscus, Bulperium as well!
What is your general height combinations of your bud vases (in cm or inch)?
I really like 3-5 inches and then I stagger in some candles. If you can only find one size of vase then just adjust the stem heights to create the variation.
Is this made with the wildflower collection?
Yes, it's kinda a mix though. We typically do our shoots and then videos the next day with the leftover blooms so sometimes it's not a 'pure' collection. =)
Can you make Bud vases 3 days before your event?
Since the flowers are directly in water, you could make the bud vases a little bit ahead of time. To ensure that the flowers stay fresh and beautiful until the wedding day, make sure to keep them in a cool dark room, away from sunny windows and heating vents. Also, changing out the water in the vases will help too!
Where are the bud vases from>
These were from all over and collected through the years. You can usually thrift really nice glass bud vases for around $1, that's where most of mine come from!
Loved listening to you! There were some great ideas, thank you. Hated the music, too loud, not needed.
Good to know! Thanks for the feedback.