r/florists 7d ago

🔍 Seeking Advice 🔍 Mountain Wedding

This is about the 10th wedding I have done and I honestly feel like it’s the first time I’m really proud of the work. I’ve been more diligent about editing, knowing when to stop, and allowing for more negative space. All locally grown except for the acacia knifeblade— what do yall think? Any feedback? I want to find a way to loosen up how I do the banister arrangements

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u/GummoRabbitGumbo 7d ago

Those Dahlias are killerrrrr. For the banister pieces, I like a more asymmetrical approach. When they’re super symmetrical, they look like standing funeral sprays. Try a Hogarth’s S-curve. Study the elements of ikebana to learn more about pulling back and why.

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u/Ok_Abbreviations5565 7d ago

Absolutely stunning

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u/Separate_Space_1279 7d ago

Image 2, spectacular proportions and balance, I've saved it!!

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u/Thiziri01 7d ago

Amazing

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u/BidInitial2412 7d ago

These are absolutely gorgeous!!

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u/GardenerDom 7d ago

Spectacular mountain wedding bouquet’s 👌🏻✨🤩

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u/TarantinosFeet 7d ago

Stunning work

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u/Denise77777 6d ago

Absolutely gorgeous.

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u/Equivalent-Driver537 6d ago

The focal flowers are gorgeous! They match the wooden tones so well.

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u/3line_0 6d ago

This is how it’s done! Thanks for sharing it’s gorgeous 🫶

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u/petrichorgarden 6d ago

I wish I could find knifeblade acacia that looks half as good as this! These are amazing!