In a bouquet absolutely everything should be perfect - the flowers themselves, and additional decorations (greens, dried flowers, etc.), and packaging. By the way, packaging plays a huge role in the perception of a flower arrangement and should form a single whole with it, emphasizing its dignity and visually bringing together all the plants that make up the bouquet.
Instructions
Step 1
Packaging rules Bouquet and packaging must form a single whole. The packaging serves only as a background, designed to emphasize the magnificence of each flower, and not to overshadow the flower arrangement with its brightness and pretentiousness.
Step 2
Materials for packaging Corrugated paper, sisal, jute, non-woven fabric, rice linen and even fabric are used as packaging materials for bouquets. A bouquet wrapped in rice paper and tied with a ribbon looks very stylish.
Step 3
Another packaging option is baskets, baskets and baskets. Rounded, elongated, rectangular, triangular, with or without a handle, they add completeness and elegance to the bouquet. This option is good for especially solemn occasions (for example, if you need to give several dozen scarlet roses to the hero of the day).
Step 4
However, for a bouquet of modest wildflowers, an elegant wicker basket and a little greenery are what the doctor ordered. By the way, greens are the perfect packaging for flowers. Wide leaves, graceful filigree of twigs will perfectly set off and emphasize the floral arrangement. Today, such "green" packaging is a trend in the world of floristry.
Step 5
An ordinary ribbon made of natural fabric intertwining long stems of lilies or white feces looks very stylish. It seems to be no special delights, but what is the effect!
Step 6
The only "but": the plastic packaging and the plastic ribbons with which it is held are only suitable for carrying the bouquet and must be removed before presenting it to a lady or a hero of the day.
Step 7
Accessories The choice of accessories for decorating a bouquet is also very important. Swarovski crystals, beads, other decorative elements. Being a part of the floristic composition, they should not "get out" of the style of the composition and must be selected taking into account fashion trends, the peculiarities of the celebration for which the bouquet is being prepared.
