How to Arrange Spring Sugar Flowers // Lilies, Hydrangeas, Lilacs for Mother's Day or Wedding Cake

Looking for an elegant way to arrange your spring sugar flowers? This one is perfect for Mother’s Day, Easter or any Spring Celebration! We’ll be using a combination of white asiatic lilies, white lilacs, periwinkle hydrangeas and light green rose leaves to create this beautiful sugar flower arrangement.
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00:00 Intro
00:34 Sugar Flowers Required
01:52 Arranging Main Flowers
04:49 Arranging Filler Flowers
08:45 Adding Leaves
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Sugar Flower Arranging Video- • How to Add Flowers to ...
White Asiatic Lily Tutorial- • How to Make a White As... • How to Make a White As...
Light Green Rose Leaves- • Sugar Rose Leaf // Rea...
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[@FinespunCakes]

Hey there👋! If you’re looking for more arranging inspo I’ve got an in-depth course module for my sugar roses: finespun-cakes-academy.thinkific.com/bundles/the-rose-fundamentals 🌟

[@marthahschaeffer4581]

Very elegant !!!! Less is always more 👍👍👍👍👍

[@FinespunCakes]

Thank you! 😊 I totally agree.

[@shaiksubhan3129]

God your work is so damn good I’m kinda addicted watching your videos I can’t help myself just keep on doing what you are doing so much love from myside

[@FinespunCakes]

Thanks!

[@rosaperini2389]

Please keep making these brilliant tutorials showing how to arrange flowers onto a cake. Always the most challenging part of cake decoration … at least for me. Congratulations on your beautiful work.

[@FinespunCakes]

Thank you Rosa!

[@eljardindetiayanibaez5260]

I love those Lili, look beautiful!! ❤️

[@FinespunCakes]

Thank you!! So perfect for spring, right? 🌼

[@carolmeakins3578]

So beautiful. Thank you

[@enriqueramos7753]

Love it!

[@FinespunCakes]

Thanks!

[@anielawilliams2544]

Great tutorial loved it!

[@FinespunCakes]

Thanks Aniela! :)

[@anielawilliams2544]

@@FinespunCakes do you have 1:1s, I would love to ask for advice on baking/business.

[@FinespunCakes]

@@anielawilliams2544 send me an email! [e-mail] :)

[@carolemarois2939]

Beautiful and very helpful tutorial. Thank you.

[@FinespunCakes]

Thanks for watching, Carole!

[@erencia3854]

hi, i really love your beautiful and stunning flower, really, so amazing, they looked like a real flower, thankyou for the tutorial, God Bless, i hope someday i can be skillful as u ❤️ i notice that u re using a paper wire that florist use to bind their flower,is it okay to use that kind of wire in a cake?

[@FinespunCakes]

You can cover the wire by placing it into a plastic straw or wrapping it in a food-safe material

[@senakitchen5560]

Like 🎁🎁🎁

[@marikoflores7347]

could I add the sugar flowers to the cake and place it in the fridge overnight?

[@myczn512]

Hi i just want you to know that I love your content! Can I ask you a question? I’m a student at culinary school and we have to make some decoration from gumpaste and I decided to make flowers from your vids. but the think is we just have less than 3 hours to create the decoration, as far as i know we need the dry the gumpaste for hours. Do you have some tips or can I just make the flowers without dried the petals etc?? Thank you for any help you can provide!☺️

[@marthahschaeffer4581]

Use extra tylose powder

[@myczn512]

@@marthahschaeffer4581 thank you so much for the tips

[@marthahschaeffer4581]

@@myczn512 it dries very fast so you have to work fast too

[@FinespunCakes]

Agreed with Martha. Use a bit of extra tylose and it will dry faster. But only add a bit at a time so that it doesn't get too stiff and un-workable. There are a few flowers that are okay not fully dried as long as they are sitting sideways on the cake such as small flowers (lilacs, stephanotis, etc) or spray roses and carnations.