How to use floral foam in a centerpiece

Floral foam is essential for many centerpieces out there, especially if the centerpiece cannot hold water. We'll show you how to properly prepare floral foam and how to use them in your arrangement so you get beautiful flowers every time!

[@Lillian584]

So informative and what a beautiful design! Loved your video.

[@Bloominous]

Thanks Lilly!

[@kellyv3448]

Tip for you and lilacs as they are my favorite "flower". You should beat the ends so they can get water and last longer.

[@loveisiah8]

I'm using a wooden box for a centerpiece and wanted to use eucalyptus and have it drap over the sides. Should I have the green foam higher that the wooden box?

[@lianacolavincenzo2217]

Hello, I wanted to make a centrepiece like so and would like to know how many and what type of flowers were used to make this look.

[@Bloominous]

+Liana Colavincenzo Hi Liana. The focal flowers were carnations and ranunculus. Was there a particular part of the arrangement that caught your eye? Some of them are seasonal varieties, so we can find the best match depending on when your wedding is. Feel free to give us a call 888-600-6577 to speak with our designers.

[@myathao87]

I would love to know what the names of those greens and flowers are, so if you can for future videos, please tell us what you are using.

[@ivanagribovska1660]

How long does the lilac stays fresh in the foam? Thank you! :)

[@ivyjful]