A Simple Guide to Arranging Flowers

I absolutely love flowers and I feel that adding a simple arrangement to even a small corner of the home can really personalize the space you live in. If you’re yearning for fresh blooms to brighten up a room, it’s easy to get started. Flowers add life and warmth to any area of the home or office; they break up hard lines and add a softness where other design concepts might feel stark and sterile. If you’re wondering how the professionals get flowers to stay in place and look so sophisticated with what seems like minimal effort, check out this list of easy tips and tricks you can try for yourself.

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Flower Arrangements: Tips from the Experts

1. Use one type of flower in a big cluster – Choose one type of flower that you love, whether it’s a dainty flower or a larger breed, and accumulate it in a big cluster. Tie stems with a rubber band or ribbon to keep them all together and snip them at the bottom to have an even length.

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2. Use different flowers in the same hue – Choose a variety of flowers and group them together in the same color family for a sophisticated arrangement.

Simple Guide to Arranging Flowers

3. Do the same flowers in mixed colors – Choose one kind of flower (roses, peonies, tulips) and mix them up in different colors for a fun, bright accent piece. This is a particularly vibrant option during spring and summer seasons. To keep them all in place, use clear cellophane tape to create a grid.

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4. Use other types of containers – Don’t feel that you have to stick to a traditional flower vase when creating your arrangement. Using different kinds of containers add more character to your selection, especially if it’s being used for a special event. Take your cues from the feel of the event or room you’re trying to set for.

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5. Do single blooms in multiple vases – For a modern approach, use small bud vases (or even tall shot glasses) to place a single flower in each vase. For best results, do about 6-8 single blooms, then arrange in a row or stagger.

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