How to make a Bouquet using the Holly Chapple Egg

[@danielle46739]

Beautiful! As the stems aren’t in a traditional spiral nor are you able to cut them the same length, how does this work when you need to sit the bouquet in water. Likewise if your bride has requested a wrap/ribbon?

[@jeaninehedgepeth7032]

Absolutely stunning! This is the best tutorial I have found for the egg, thank you so much for sharing! I made my daughter’s wedding bouquet using this video we are using faux flowers and it turned out beautiful!

[@maryrudy4046]

Loving yr color sense, and the bouquet is mouthwatering!

[@pe3559]

Best egg tutorial yet. Absolutely beautiful bouquet thoroughly explained.Thank you!

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Thank you!

[@danastegall3193]

Beautiful

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@candaceleonard0114]

Sweet!!! I love this egg thing…so much better then the foam. Your bouquet turned out beautifully. Thanks for the tutorial and tips.💜

[@candaceleonard0114]

My bouquet turned out beautifully! 💜

[@davesutube6545]

Thank you! That was wonderful and beautiful

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Thank you!

[@veronicajohnson5516]

Regarding the Holly Chapple Egg, you sold me with the fact that if I am ever interrupted in the midst of creating a bouquet, I can put it down and pick-up again to where I left off. Thanks so much!

[@MryGrl93940]

Loved this demonstration, explained very well and finished bouquet is beautiful!!👏🏻❤

[@Rachel-yu6ul]

Gorgeous!!!! Thanks for this one. I've never seen an egg used and I've always been curious!

[@taleahbankos]

Learning so much from you!!!

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Yay! That makes me so happy!

[@charlotted.5605]

After you finished the arrangement, how do you keep the flowers from drying out? Can you place them in water or do you recommend putting them in the refrigerator?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

I would get a low wide vase or bucket to keep The stems in water until go time! Refrigeration not required but can help.

[@pathairston8649]

I would like to see how the stem wrap was done with all the different angles of the stems.

[@love5620eyes]

Thank you it’s very helpful

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

You're welcome!

[@blahblahblah2328]

How far in advance can you make the bouquets?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

I would say 1-2 days, make sure the stems are in clean water, out of the sun in a cool dry place.

[@tjandbeabrown2583]

I love it

[@ynmelbaortiz7074]

Hermoso 😘😘

[@brittanygray9524]

Do you have a link for the holly chapel cage? And what are the sizes for the bridal one you used vs the bridesmaids sizing?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

I don't! I used the bridesmaids size, I think there is a 4" and a 6". I used the 4" here.

[@sherwinmackintosh6540]

Any tips on using this with silk flowers? And also how to keep the shape more narrow so the flowers don’t cover up the brides silhouette?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

With silk flowers it will be easy to move things around to your liking and if you want something more narrow, place the blooms closer together and more tightly. This tutorial is for Something more organic but you can calm it Down a bit.

[@sherwinmackintosh6540]

@@BloomCultureFlowers Wow! Thank you for your thoughtful response and your quick reply. Perfect. I have the 4” and 6” so I am assuming I should go with the 4” which you suggested for a more narrow bouquet. I am doing a more bohemian feel so that might work.

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Definitely go with the 4”!

[@sandrahull5436]

Thank you so much Allison You have calmed my nerve. Where can on find this egg

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

You may try Amazon! I get mine at the wholesaler. If you need help let me know!

[@katiehartman4090]

Are there different sizes or shapes of holly chapel eggs?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Yes! Great question. There are two sizes of the egg, one for bridal and one for bridesmaids. I usually use the one for the bridesmaids for the bridal. I only use the large size for bouquets if the person wants a v large bouquet. They also have pillows for centerpieces that I'll be posting soon!

[@LauraBailey-u7u]

How do you remove the bouquet from the egg? Do you have to take the whole thing apart?

[@1111fairy]

How do you water/transport with stems short and going different and directions?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

That’s a great question and something that can be a challenge. I usually get a low wide vase to ensure every stem fits in water.

[@mthomas5513]

Is the bride supposed to hold the egg or where you wrapped it?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Yes, sort of below the egg.

[@shennaseal17]

Would this work for a cascading bridal bouquet? If so, what size should I get?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Absolutely! The bigger size is BIG! I usually go with the 4”