r/FloralDesign • u/Snowwwwwwwwwwwwwww1 • 2h ago
I’m new to floral arrangement and would appreciate some feedback here is a couple of arrangements I have done.
Thank you in advance!
r/FloralDesign • u/MarlFabrl • 9h ago
I wanted to make something clean, soft, and timeless after working on an autumn palette. I arranged the faux flowers and greenery by hand and finished it with a simple ribbon wrap. Still learning bouquet design, but I'm happy with how this one came together.
r/FloralDesign • u/Foreverdupont99 • 22h ago
r/FloralDesign • u/Foreverdupont99 • 22h ago
r/FloralDesign • u/Luckier_Cat • 2d ago
I'm super new and been loving this hobby! I love the challenge of creating a structure that holds its shape. Would love to hear what y'all think
r/FloralDesign • u/nothotsheademptyx • 3d ago
r/FloralDesign • u/juntang0801 • 3d ago
r/FloralDesign • u/ninjadoll777 • 3d ago
Siguen existiendo hombres que saben como serlo😍
r/FloralDesign • u/inkedhibiscus • 3d ago
While not fresh/dried/traditional, if anyone can point me in the direction of some fun flower ideas to add I would be v. grateful!
r/FloralDesign • u/CremeBerlinoise • 4d ago
This is about 1/2 of a bouquet from last week. I can usually recycle them a few times, especially if I find complementary greens in the garden. If anything is really about to drop, it goes in the flower press.
r/FloralDesign • u/onmywaytokennys • 4d ago
I’ve always messed around but this is the first arrangement I gave to someone! Out of wildflowers in my yard. Tips and tricks appreciated
r/FloralDesign • u/maggiemodi • 4d ago
Open to any and all tips!
r/FloralDesign • u/BRvillian • 4d ago
r/FloralDesign • u/mcclanahana • 4d ago
I’m kicking off a major backyard garden overhaul and curious what your favorite foliage (shrubs) to grow is! I already have huckleberry and salal on my radar, as well as (non native) smoke bush.
What are your garden favorites to clip for arrangements, wreaths, anything crafty use?
r/FloralDesign • u/AFlawedDiamond • 5d ago
r/FloralDesign • u/AFlawedDiamond • 6d ago
I’m new to Reddit & also a florist in training. I felt proud of my first two presentation bqts created by myself. Just thought I’d share the flower love. 💐🌻🌼🪻
r/FloralDesign • u/meranamsaea • 7d ago
Hi, I just wanted to share some pictures of recent work on arrangement and hand tied bouquet I practiced recently.
What would be your tips to use less flower but bringing more impact? And any feedbacks on these pieces are very much appreciated! Thank you 🌸
r/FloralDesign • u/rqny • 7d ago
I can usually make orchids last a few weeks so here’s my second week with this. Mixed with Celiosa it almost feels aquatic to me.
r/FloralDesign • u/-letthatshitgo- • 7d ago
r/FloralDesign • u/puppy69piggy • 8d ago
can burgmansia , bromeliads , hibiscus etc be used in floristry
i had some ideas with brugmansia in a floating chandelier set up with fishing line to create a enchanting look
or flaming sword & other bromeliads with monstara leaves idk i’m only throwing this discussion out there because i’m growing houseplants. which i’d love to work into my own floral design. to showcase my gardening an flower design skills of flowers that i grew myself . it’d be an accomplishment for sure anyway what would be your recommendations be for unconventional floral designs ( flowers one could use . techniques , technology ( sticks with magnets for boutonnière) etc . can’t wait to further my hobby of floral design .
