Make Your Own Stunning DIY Bouquet With This Simple Trick!

[@briarbayes4456]

I love your screen comments, crack me up! You are a great teacher, thanks for sharing x

[@FlowerMoxie]

So glad you enjoy our comments! 😄

[@MryGrl93940]

Really like this bouquet!❤

[@rebekagoodmanson8004]

This tutorial was super helpful. I been a florist for 13 years and soany of the things you said I resonated with - things you have learned - I totally agree! Thank you!

[@FlowerMoxie]

We're glad you found us! No matter how long you've been in the biz there's always something new to learn!

[@anitawatson7510]

I used Moxie for my daughter’s wedding in July- and now have 2 weddings in summer 24! I am so glad you did this bouquet, it’s a perfect option for one of the brides! She loves the airy garden look. Thank you!

[@FlowerMoxie]

Yay! We're so glad you found us!

[@edwinaahabwe7585]

Thank you. Are wire cages specifically for wedding bouquets? Can they be used for commercial bouquets, considering that there are two types of clients, one that will need the traditional round lined up flowers or unround flowers?

[@FlowerMoxie]

You could definitely use the cages for bouquets that are to be sold in a shop. We typically tend to find that the wire cage works better for oval shaped bouquets and that the spiral method works best for round styled bouquets!

[@edwinaahabwe7585]

@@FlowerMoxie Thank you

[@alylight1899]

Something I've been worrying about is the fact that I have very small hands! I'm worried that the spiral technique requires bigger hands. Does this chicken wire armature technique help for that?

[@FlowerMoxie]

This technique will definitely help alleviate some of the pressure that can happen if you have smaller hands! Since the armature is holding stems in place you don't have to rely so much on holding every stem with your fingers. With the wire armature/egg you don't have to use as many stems which also helps!