Wedding Hoop Bouquet

[@artbyvfae]

Beautiful! It does look a little harder to work on based on its shape... I'm sure you could easily fashion a kind of design hook or rack to make hoop bouquets a little more easily.

[@FlowerSchool]

Thank you! We have found this technique is the most secure, but that is the beauty of this industry there are so many creative minds finding new ways to construct bouquets.

[@lynnegaffney6209]

how did you get it from spinning? The weight of the flowers pull the cage down, until the entire piece has shifted to face the floor. What are we do wrong?

[@FlowerSchool]

That's an important question, Lynne! Was the cage anchored at the top and the bottom so it couldn't shift downward? It might need extra bind wire to lash it firmly in place so it faces directly forward. Then use foliage to cover those mechanics front and back. It may also require balancing the weight of the materials as well so that they lean back a bit to help keep it upright. If you have more specific questions, you can e-mail the office at [e-mail]. Just be sure to reference the title of the video so that the teacher who answers the question knows which one you watched. Thank you so much for spending time with us today and we hope that you will continue to share wedding floral design with us whenever you can. Best wishes to you!

[@anacamero6210]

Beautiful bouquet, very delicate , but I hope other cascade bouquets are not in trend.

[@FlowerSchool]

Thanks so much for your kind words of praise, Ana! We are so delighted that you watched our show and hope to see you again soon. We'll be doing a show very soon about wedding trends for 2021 and hope that you will be able to join us for it. Wishing you all the best and please have a lovely week!

[@Свобода-б6ъ]

So gorgeous, how about wet foam, not dripping?

[@FlowerSchool]

Great question. If the bouquet is made the day before or even several hours before the event the foam will dry out a bit and stop dripping.

[@Свобода-б6ъ]

FlowerSchool thank you