Make & Wrap A Large Sustainable Hand Tied Bouquet With Your Seasonal Flowers

In this video I take you through ingredients, sustainable mechanics and my step by step process in making a very large hand tied bouquet with your seasonal garden grown flowers which can be given as a gift.
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About Me
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I’m Fierceblooms, an artisan flower grower who creates “wild garden style” flower arrangements from a 19th Century Wharf and Cheshire canalside flower cutting garden in rural North West of England.
I grow and arrange fresh and everlasting flower creations, influenced by each and every seasonal moment and the wild edges of the surrounding countryside.
My hearts desire is for everyone to return to a more seasonal, scented and sustainable floral life.
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I licence my music from Artlist for my background music needs. Introduction and ending in this video feature “The Meadow” and “Epilogue” - both by Ian Post.
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[@cbentler4528]

"He's a keeper". Haha love that!

[@thewalledgardenflowerfarm]

Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!!

[@fierceblooms]

Thank you 🙏

[@LorraineWright-t4i]

Completely addicted

[@fierceblooms]

Aw that’s so lovely of you Lorraine 👋

[@penelopehammerton2907]

Lovely bouquet, who wouldn't want to receive a large bunch of gorgeous blooms. Thank you for showing us how🤗💐

[@fierceblooms]

Thank you Penelope. Your positive feedback on my work is appreciated xx

[@amandagareis7876]

Absolutely gorgeous!! I'm just loving your videos, you deserve thousands of subscribers!

[@fierceblooms]

Thanks Amanda - what do you like to grow?

[@amandagareis7876]

@@fierceblooms Oh my goodness...everything! I've been gardening in pots and cervices everywhere in my little town houses since forever, but this autumn we're moving back "home" to my partner's family property, where I'm being given free reign of half an acre. (the mind boggles!) So I'm in deep research and dreaming mode. I was a conventional shop/events florist (just a hired hand) all through my 20s before moving to marketing, but I am running back towards the flowers. I so admire the way you do things!

[@fierceblooms]

That sounds very very exciting !! Enjoy the space and plant what you love ❤️ x

[@Tio683]

This is beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lindseynoel3522]

Wow! That is the most beautiful bouquet, thank you for sharing xxx

[@fierceblooms]

Thanks Lindsey. Glad you liked it xx

[@valeriemckinley9251]

Thank you for sharing especially the wrapping- that's a skill on its own. 💐

[@fierceblooms]

Ah you’re so welcome- hope it’s useful for your next bouquet 💐

[@lafarmhouse]

lové

[@fierceblooms]

Thank you 🙏 and glad you do- what are you thinking of growing this year?

[@lafarmhouse]

@@fierceblooms a zone 5b garden, with some market flowers, herbs, vegetables, and beginning my berries, lilacs and peonies. so much more but it’s a petite garden that is new this year, thank you for asking hugs t.

[@benjaminwatkins1486]

Discovered you yesterday and watched EVERY ONE of your videos. So pretty and informative! Top marks to whoever is filming and editing your content . Lovely, lovely.

[@fierceblooms]

oh thank you so much - are you a grower or arranger yourself?

[@benjaminwatkins1486]

@@fierceblooms Actually both. Old gardener who started a cut flower business. I do small parties and have done a few weddings with mostly purchased blooms. The UK growers have a number of new ( to me) flowers I was able to source seeds to grow next year. I love the seasonality of the UK floral businesses. I appreciate your excellent tips and advice!

[@CristieRoach]

Absolutely beautiful! I’m just getting into the floral garden business and I’m glad I found your channel.

[@fierceblooms]

Glad to hear that Christie 👍

[@gardengirl7446]

BEAUTIFUL JOB ❤

[@fierceblooms]

Oh so glad you liked my bouquet xx

[@hannahbest2274]

So so beautiful

[@fierceblooms]

Thank you Hannah xx

[@thepeacefulqueendom]

I just discovered your channel and, I absolutely LOVE your style. I'm enjoying all of your videos. I hope in the near future you will offer a hands on course. I would definitely sign up and would love to also visit the U.K. it's been a dream of mines. I have no problem traveling from the U.S. thank you for sharing your videos.💐💐💐💐

[@jaimemorgan5323]

My last surviving grandparent passed during the first lockdown. I was fortunate to have the honour of creating his casket and church service arrangements. Two of my sisters have since been married overseas during more recent lockdowns...I would love to create bouquets like this one for them one day, to make up for not being able to attend their long-awaited special days!

[@fierceblooms]

It’s been a very very sad and difficult time - I adored my grandparents so I am sorry- I hope the video was useful so when we’re able to get together again you can make them a big bouquet 💐 x

[@jaimemorgan5323]

@@fierceblooms Thanks, Kathryn. We have that in common - it's such a blessing to have good relationships with your grandparents. It is precisely those relationships that brought us to NZ - we wanted our children to get to know their great-grandparents before it was too late. Your video was incredibly useful - there are so few decent videos about wrapping flowers on KZbin!! Considering this was about the most whoppingly generous bouquet I've ever seen, you built it so quickly and made wrapping look a breeze. I'm itching for the flower bounty of summer, when I'll have plenty of material to practice with. I love the excuse to experiment and gift bouquets to anyone who pops by. One thing I've learned about myself is the less time I spend fussing and...well, thinking...the faster better my bouquets turn out ;)

[@jacintabyline]

Amazing bouquet! Oh how I'd love to receive something like that! You make it look easy - but I know how hard it is. I am making myself little bouquets from my spring blooms here in my NZ garden - but I have a long way to go on the learning curve. But as I write this I am enjoying the heavenly scent of my freesias - one of my most favourite flowers. I love the roses you used - what variety are they? I'm enjoying your videos - and your charming garden.

[@fierceblooms]

Thank you so much Jacinta for your really lovely comment- so appreciate it - the roses came from a UK company called Usk Valley Roses- I’d used them for a wedding and had a few to include here - one of them was Margaret Merrill and the others are tranquility Claire Austin Desdemona, Lichfield angel and iceberg - I needed more than I could grow here for a larger wedding- oh for springtime- it is my favourite favourite season- thanks again and let me know what other videos you are interested in kathryn

[@jacintabyline]

@@fierceblooms - Thanks so much for the information on the roses Kathryn. Happily I have Claire Austin on order as well as Strawberry Hill. Desdemona (which I badly want) has been almost impossible to get here this year - it is so popular.

[@jaimemorgan5323]

Whereabouts in NZ, Jacinta? I'm in my fourth season of micro flower farming in Wanganui :)

[@jacintabyline]

@@jaimemorgan5323 - Oh really? I am not too far away - Sth Taranaki. I am in my first year creating a cut flower garden on my property. Hoping to work my way towards selling bouquets etc. Would love to know about your experience. :)

[@lsv4381]

Nice . But you better cut the long stems so that they do not bother you and it is practical to make the bouquet

[@Speakupok]

About How much would you charge for that ?

[@CristieRoach]

How much do you charge for a bouquet that size?

[@fierceblooms]

Where are you based in the world?

[@CristieRoach]

@@fierceblooms Utah, United States

[@fierceblooms]

My experience is that costing us related to both location and demand so it’s almost impossible for me to judge for you I am sorry