How to make an all round formal arrangement - Floristry - Flower Arrangement - TABLE ARRANGEMENT

[@yvonnelee4037]

Very Beautiful!

[@sharondower]

Thanks for watching

[@juliespeer2364]

Lovely to watch thank you

[@sharondower]

Glad you enjoyed it Thanks for your continued support

[@vickinewman8924]

Beautiful, love your work

[@sharondower]

Thanks Vicki

[@ionasmith8186]

Beautiful

[@sharondower]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jhkk6516]

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[@average_as1an]

Gorgeous

[@sharondower]

Thank you

[@andrewnoden9117]

Hello Andrea here... thanks again, lovely choice of colours. Unfortunately it’s still a little too cool over here in Canada. The tulips were starting to pop up but then we ended with a small dumping of snow. Can’t wait for summer..

[@sharondower]

Hi Andrea - its gone very cold here in the UK too - longing for some warmer days.

[@janesmith7542]

Beautiful colors, well designed and explained. Thank you. 💕

[@sharondower]

Thank you! 😊

[@arlenegamble1974]

Beautiful and you are so good in explaining things

[@sharondower]

Wow, thank you!

[@maureeneverson383]

Beautiful colours, enjoyed your clear demonstration too. X

[@sharondower]

Thanks so much 😊

[@floristeriaarciga7391]

Me gusta muchísimo sus arreglos están muy hermosos y elegantes

[@sharondower]

Thank you for watching

[@dianeouellette3571]

Lovely arrangement and choice of materials. I've never seen penstemon or Green Bells here in Chicago. Very unique. I also really appreciate how you discuss the elements and principles of design in all your lessons and show how they apply to each arrangement you do. Thank you.

[@sharondower]

Green bells are hugely popular here in the UK to create that country, meadow style appearance and is very popular in wedding work. Penstemon is usually seen in the garden here in the UK, but its becoming more and more popular as a cut flower.

[@yvonnelee4037]

Very Beautiful!