You are absolutely right, Devvi! This gorgeous feating table floral runner would add beauty and elegance to any celebration, large or small. We love the materials Leanne chose and the way it elevates the beauty of the setting. Thank you very much for taking time to share it with us and for watching our show. We are delighted to host you and hope that we'll see you again soon. Sending you best wishes for a wonderful weekend in all that you do!
What a pleasant presentation Leanne, you have. I am too Enthusiastic to know the flower names, you put, because I am a beginner in this field. Waiting to hear lots of information from you....
So happy to hear that you enjoyed this show, Hemy! Leanne used so many gorgeous materials in this show including hydrangea, roses, tulips, ranunculus, anemones, phalaenopsis orchids, spray roses, wax flower, Dusty Miller, privet berries, and even succulents too. The color palette is divine and this design is so filled with textures that you want to touch over and over again. We hope this will inspire you to create something for your feasting table as well. Thank you so much for being here with us today and for sharing so many of our shows with us. We are very glad to have you and look forward to seeing you again very soon. Wishing you a peaceful and lovely week and please have fun with flowers!
We agree with you, Yolanda! This is one of our favorite pieces and it looks so festive and beautiful on any feasting table. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch our show and we hope you will join us again when you can. Wishing you a peaceful weekend filled with lots of flowers!
Leanne.. Você é uma querida! Como é atenciosa e cuidadosa nos seus ensinamentos! Já me inscrevi no canal. Não falo muito inglês mas consegui entender bem suas instruções. Continue nos inspirando 😍😘
That's a great question, Teresa, and you are so right that something should go underneath it to protect the table. You could put a plastic liner under the tablecloth or set the runner on some low boards covered with fabric. Thank you very much for watching our show, and we hope you will join us again soon when you have the time. Hope you have fun with flowers in the meantime!
Thank you so much, Alejandra! We are grateful that you have taken the time to watch so many of our shows, and we look forward to having you join us again soon for more fabulous floral design.
That's a great question, Lilia! Even though the runner is on boards, it is always a good idea to put something down to protect the table (perhaps a plastic sheet under the tablecloth). Thanks so much for watching this show about the feasting table floral runner, and we look forward to having you with us again very soon. Hope you are having a lovely week filled with flowers!
Thank you, I love your works very much. May I know what hydrangeas touch in the lid can last longer? And when you insert sticks to succulent plants, then you use some glue to fix them? I am not sure.
Those are great questions, Elyse! Thank you for asking us about hydrangeas and succulents. Yes to the glue for succulents, and for the hydrangea, Leanne dips them in alum, which is a pickling spice. Hydrangeas are thirsty flowers and alum helps them drink more water to be fully hydrated. We have alum available on our website if you are interested: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_17&products_id=1245 Thank you very much for watching our show, and we look forward to seeing you again soon when you have some free time!
Es buena pregunta, Salvador! Leanne usa "alum" que es una especia de decapado y ayuda a las hortensias tomar mas agua para que sean hermosas. Tenemos "alum" en venta en nuestro sitio: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_17&products_id=1245 Gracias por estar con nosotros hoy y por ver nuestro programa. Nos vemos pronto!
So glad you found it beautiful, Daniel! Thank you for joining us at the table, and for watching our show. We look forward to seeing you again very soon.
That's a great question, Jacob, and yes, they can! When using real flowers, the colors may vary somewhat according to what nature delivers. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch our show, and we hope we'll see you again soon. Wishing you a lovely week filled with all kinds of flowers!
Hi Leanne! I love your work. If I were to create the same table runner two days before my wedding will this arrangement last? Also do you wet the deco trays before adding the flowers? and how do you water the arrangements once they are in the deco trays?
+Marsha Dabirian Yes, you soak the deco trays before you design. Fresh, well conditioned flowers should last several day in this design. You would add water with a narrow spout watering can taking care to not overflow the Deco Tray.
It's called a Deco Tray. Here is a link to our website, we carry two sizes medium and large. www.floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=3_13
Float the floral foam on deep pan of water. Allow the foam to sink naturally, do not push into the water. When the foam sinks completely and is fully saturated it is ready to use. No, do mot put alum in the water. Use a professional floral food like Floralife. Available on our web site. www.floraldesigninstitute.com
We love your emojis of applause for this feasting table floral runner! We hope you enjoyed watching the creation of this beautiful and festive piece, and perhaps you will join us again soon for more marvelous floral design with Leanne. Best wishes to you!
i've watched this video like 10 times this is soooooooo perfect, can you make another one this time maybe like orange, white, red green like summer flower colors
That's an excellent suggestion, and we'll add it to our list, Jem Em! So happy to hear that you enjoyed the feasting table floral runner, and we hope you will join us again for more fun and fabulous floral design.
Thank you very much for watching our show, Lisa! We are so glad you could join us and we hope to see you again very soon for more floral design with Leanne!
That's a great question, HeraldSunshine! It is called Alum, and it is a pickling spice that is available at the supermarket. You can also purchase it from us via our website. Here is the link: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_17&products_id=1245 Hydrangeas are thirsty flowers and need a lot of water. Alum is a great way to encourage them to drink and hydrate. Thank you very much for watching our show, and we look forward to having you with us again soon for more floral fun with Leanne!
Yes, you are right, Shawn. Alum is a pickling spice and is a great way to help those thirsty hydrangeas to drink more water. Thank you so much for watching our show, and we hope to see you again very soon!
The number can vary greatly based on the size of the hydrangea blossoms. It's all about math. You need to measure the size of the average blossom, then calculate the area to be covered and multiply.
Large Oasis Deco Trays pre-filled with floral foam were used for this design. Each tray 8.75" x 2.75" x 2.125". Available at: floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_13&products_id=106
+berrygummy The Deco Tray is a plastic container pre-filled with Oasis Floral Foam. They are available in the Shopping Pages of our website. FloralDesignInstitute.com
That's a great question, Google User! We have them available on our website here: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_13&products_id=106 The supply chain has been a bit tricky this year, but if you have questions about ordering them, just give us a call at 1-503-223-8089 or e-mail us at rose@floraldesigninstitute.com. Thank you very much for taking the time to watch our show, and we hope you are feeling inspired to create a similar piece. Wishing you all the best and hope that we'll see you again soon for more marvelous floral design with Leanne!
Love this Leanne 💜⭐️ one of your best.🌹
You are absolutely right, Devvi! This gorgeous feating table floral runner would add beauty and elegance to any celebration, large or small. We love the materials Leanne chose and the way it elevates the beauty of the setting. Thank you very much for taking time to share it with us and for watching our show. We are delighted to host you and hope that we'll see you again soon. Sending you best wishes for a wonderful weekend in all that you do!
What a pleasant presentation Leanne, you have. I am too Enthusiastic to know the flower names, you put, because I am a beginner in this field. Waiting to hear lots of information from you....
So happy to hear that you enjoyed this show, Hemy! Leanne used so many gorgeous materials in this show including hydrangea, roses, tulips, ranunculus, anemones, phalaenopsis orchids, spray roses, wax flower, Dusty Miller, privet berries, and even succulents too. The color palette is divine and this design is so filled with textures that you want to touch over and over again. We hope this will inspire you to create something for your feasting table as well. Thank you so much for being here with us today and for sharing so many of our shows with us. We are very glad to have you and look forward to seeing you again very soon. Wishing you a peaceful and lovely week and please have fun with flowers!
That is gorgeous! I love the colors.
Thank you very much for your kind words, Jeannette! Please take care and join us again when you have some free time.
This is beautiful!!
We agree with you, Yolanda! This is one of our favorite pieces and it looks so festive and beautiful on any feasting table. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch our show and we hope you will join us again when you can. Wishing you a peaceful weekend filled with lots of flowers!
Absolutely gorgeous!!
Thank You......
You are awesome Leanne!
You are awesome too, Ana! Thank you very much for watching our show and please join us again.
such a informative video, I have learnt a lot for diy my own wedding table runner!! thank you!!
Thank You.......
Leanne.. Você é uma querida! Como é atenciosa e cuidadosa nos seus ensinamentos! Já me inscrevi no canal. Não falo muito inglês mas consegui entender bem suas instruções. Continue nos inspirando 😍😘
Obrigada, Maris! So glad you enjoy our shows, and thank you for joining our channel. We hope to see you again soon for more fun floral design.
Suggestions to put under it? So gorgeous!
That's a great question, Teresa, and you are so right that something should go underneath it to protect the table. You could put a plastic liner under the tablecloth or set the runner on some low boards covered with fabric. Thank you very much for watching our show, and we hope you will join us again soon when you have the time. Hope you have fun with flowers in the meantime!
gergous ❤️
I was drooling whn i saw those beautifull flowers ❤️
They definitely are flowers to drool over, Julia! Thank you very much for watching our show today and please have fun with flowers!
OMG! You are amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much, Alejandra! We are grateful that you have taken the time to watch so many of our shows, and we look forward to having you join us again soon for more fabulous floral design.
Hermoso trabajo. Gracias
Gracias, Luza! Es hermoso de verdad. Thank you for watching our show, and we hope you will join us for more floral design. Nos vemos pronto!
Hi its very beautiful i love it. I can also see how creative you are and i would love to see more of your work.thanks for sharing.
You are welcome.......
Very beautiful!! Thanks you so much!
So glad to hear that you enjoyed it, Simone! Thank you very much for watching our show, and please join us again for more floral design.
Hi Leanne, It's so beautiful flower runner, I want to do that. But I have a question. Is it necessary put a base to drain water?
That's a great question, Lilia! Even though the runner is on boards, it is always a good idea to put something down to protect the table (perhaps a plastic sheet under the tablecloth). Thanks so much for watching this show about the feasting table floral runner, and we look forward to having you with us again very soon. Hope you are having a lovely week filled with flowers!
Thank you, I love your works very much. May I know what hydrangeas touch in the lid can last longer? And when you insert sticks to succulent plants, then you use some glue to fix them? I am not sure.
Those are great questions, Elyse! Thank you for asking us about hydrangeas and succulents. Yes to the glue for succulents, and for the hydrangea, Leanne dips them in alum, which is a pickling spice. Hydrangeas are thirsty flowers and alum helps them drink more water to be fully hydrated. We have alum available on our website if you are interested: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_17&products_id=1245 Thank you very much for watching our show, and we look forward to seeing you again soon when you have some free time!
Hola muy hermoso arreglo pero m gustaría saber que le puso ala flor al inicio
Es buena pregunta, Salvador! Leanne usa "alum" que es una especia de decapado y ayuda a las hortensias tomar mas agua para que sean hermosas. Tenemos "alum" en venta en nuestro sitio: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_17&products_id=1245 Gracias por estar con nosotros hoy y por ver nuestro programa. Nos vemos pronto!
@@FlowerSchool gracias y q tenga un bonito día
Igualmente, Salvador. Gracias por su presencia!
it is SO gorgeous, omg
So glad you found it beautiful, Daniel! Thank you for joining us at the table, and for watching our show. We look forward to seeing you again very soon.
Does your website have count or recipe sheets? I would love to know the amount of flowers needed to make an arrangement like this.
No. Good Idea! Will plan to do this in future films.
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hello, is there any possibility to have distance learning from your school?
Do florists usually use color palate swatches?
That's a great question, Jacob, and yes, they can! When using real flowers, the colors may vary somewhat according to what nature delivers. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch our show, and we hope we'll see you again soon. Wishing you a lovely week filled with all kinds of flowers!
I really love your work. It's amazing and fabulous. I'd like to know how long will the succulent last in this arrangement without soil?
+Xiangdong Xue You can expect the succulents to last a few weeks before they begin to dry out....
amazing, looks so georgeous! thank you. Can you just explain what material did you put in a succulent - is it a wooden pick or a wire?
Great question Nives. You could actually use either, or use both together. Thank you for watching.
Hi Leanne! I love your work. If I were to create the same table runner two days before my wedding will this arrangement last? Also do you wet the deco trays before adding the flowers? and how do you water the arrangements once they are in the deco trays?
+Marsha Dabirian Yes, you soak the deco trays before you design. Fresh, well conditioned flowers should last several day in this design. You would add water with a narrow spout watering can taking care to not overflow the Deco Tray.
Hi Leanna, Thank you so much for this. what is the name of this foam that you used?
It's called a Deco Tray. Here is a link to our website, we carry two sizes medium and large. www.floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=3_13
How long should I soak blocks? And should I put alum in the water too?
Float the floral foam on deep pan of water. Allow the foam to sink naturally, do not push into the water. When the foam sinks completely and is fully saturated it is ready to use. No, do mot put alum in the water. Use a professional floral food like Floralife. Available on our web site. www.floraldesigninstitute.com
Thank you very much
👏👏👏👏👏
We love your emojis of applause for this feasting table floral runner! We hope you enjoyed watching the creation of this beautiful and festive piece, and perhaps you will join us again soon for more marvelous floral design with Leanne. Best wishes to you!
i've watched this video like 10 times this is soooooooo perfect, can you make another one this time maybe like orange, white, red green like summer flower colors
That's an excellent suggestion, and we'll add it to our list, Jem Em! So happy to hear that you enjoyed the feasting table floral runner, and we hope you will join us again for more fun and fabulous floral design.
Beautiful
Thank you very much for watching our show, Lisa! We are so glad you could join us and we hope to see you again very soon for more floral design with Leanne!
I love flowers there amazing
That's so kind! Flowers are amazing and we love them too. Thank you very much for watching our show, and please join us again when you find the time.
how long does the floral table runner last?
+Natalie Silva if the flowers are fresh and well hydrated the arrangement should last a full week. Add water to the arrangement daily.
That is beautiful and costs a fortune
Thank you so much.... Yes, it is beautiful and expensive......
Will you share the spelling of the Alla that you dip it in? Thanks
+HeraldSunshine I googled it, it's called "Alum." Turns out it's a spice you can buy in the grocery store. Who knew?! This info is priceless.
That's a great question, HeraldSunshine! It is called Alum, and it is a pickling spice that is available at the supermarket. You can also purchase it from us via our website. Here is the link: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_17&products_id=1245 Hydrangeas are thirsty flowers and need a lot of water. Alum is a great way to encourage them to drink and hydrate. Thank you very much for watching our show, and we look forward to having you with us again soon for more floral fun with Leanne!
Yes, you are right, Shawn. Alum is a pickling spice and is a great way to help those thirsty hydrangeas to drink more water. Thank you so much for watching our show, and we hope to see you again very soon!
Hi, can you tell me how many hydrangeas will be needing for a 6 foot long runner? thanks
The number can vary greatly based on the size of the hydrangea blossoms. It's all about math. You need to measure the size of the average blossom, then calculate the area to be covered and multiply.
Hi there,
Your video is amazing. What size foam are you using?
Large Oasis Deco Trays pre-filled with floral foam were used for this design. Each tray 8.75" x 2.75" x 2.125". Available at: floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_13&products_id=106
deco tray is the same as oasis?
+berrygummy The Deco Tray is a plastic container pre-filled with Oasis Floral Foam. They are available in the Shopping Pages of our website. FloralDesignInstitute.com
Where can I find these deco trays?
+Maria And a They can be found on our shopping website; FloralDesignInstitute.com
Thank you for you response! I love your work!! :))
#amazing
Thank you very much for your kind comment, Christie! We are happy you joined us for your show. All the best to you!
You dipped the hydrangeas in something to keep them alive longer. I believe you said alum what is this and where can I purchase it?
Alum is a pickling agent. It can be found at the grocery in the spices department.
Is love this fabulous
So glad you enjoyed this long and lovely floral table runner, Val! Thank you for watching our show, and we hope you will join us again soon.
안녕 하세요 전 한국인 입니다 좋아요 구독 꾹 하고 갑니다 사랑합니다 우리집에도 놀러오세요, ♡♡
Thank you! We are so happy to have you join us.
Where can I get the deco trays?
That's a great question, Google User! We have them available on our website here: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_13&products_id=106 The supply chain has been a bit tricky this year, but if you have questions about ordering them, just give us a call at 1-503-223-8089 or e-mail us at rose@floraldesigninstitute.com. Thank you very much for taking the time to watch our show, and we hope you are feeling inspired to create a similar piece. Wishing you all the best and hope that we'll see you again soon for more marvelous floral design with Leanne!
@@FlowerSchool Thank you for replying. I really enjoy your videos. I have never arranged flowers before. I learned a lot from your videos.