These floral displays are stunning yet simple.
Photo byJarren Vink, Florals by Marcella Rodriguez Broe ofThe Parcel Flower Co.
The advent of spring brings so many wonderful perks, from perfect 70-degree days tofresh rampsand singing songbirds.
Photo:Photo byJarren Vink, Florals by Marcella Rodriguez Broe ofThe Parcel Flower Co.
Another surefire sign of the season?
A bounty of blooms!
Still, flower arranging can be intimidating, and achieving a pro-worthy display is easier said than done.
Photo and Florals by Lori-Lee Lindenburg ofLori-Lee Floral
It can bebut lucky for you, weve got the pros on our side.
I like to use a floral frog to rework my arrangements into an Ikebana-style structure.
I position each bloom at different heights and angles to design a new, simple floral arrangement.
Photo and Florals by Kelli Galloway ofHops Petunia
Start big, then work your way down.
Step back periodically to assess and adjust until you achieve the dreamy, ethereal effect you desire.
And one of the best ways to showcase your personality when flower arranging is with your vase pick.
Photo byJarren Vink, Florals by Marcella Rodriguez Broe ofThe Parcel Flower Co.
Flower frogs are great because they enable you to use less traditional vessels.
We love arranging in all sorts of pieces, especially at home.
Anything can be a vase if it holds waterexperiment and have fun!
Photo and Florals by Shauna Grobowsky ofPassionate Blooms Floral Design
If you want to really wow, combine a palette of soft shades with a bold, inky hue.
The color palette lends well to the sculptural design."
Heavy texture was important for this arrangement, says florist Rikki Marcone of Rikki Marcone Floral & Event Design.
Photo by Prema Photographic Photography Florals byMimosa Floral
Make It Mini
Photo byEmily Baucom Photography, Florals byRose Bay Floral Co.
Intimidated by the thought of creating an oversized arrangement?
No sweat; itty bitty can be just as beautiful.
Photo and Florals by Sarah Wahhab ofMulberry & Moss
The trick to arranging a dynamic display of bud vases lies in embracing simplicityand odd numbers.
Photo byThe Pine Collective, Florals byLuluâs Lei and Bouquets
Photo and Florals by Jennifer Huynh ofFuture Flowers
Photo and Florals by Rikki Marcone ofRikki Marcone Floral & Event Design
Photo byEmily Baucom Photography, Florals byRose Bay Floral Co.
