The round bouquet is THE perfect classic bouquet!

When making a round bouquet, the goal is to assemble flowers and foliage to obtain a compact set with a rounded and curved shape, while creating a spin with the stems. That’s it for the minute “theory”. Above all, the aesthetic details will define your style: the colors you chose, the size, the type of flowers… Here we chose to create the ultimate round, romantic bouquet.

Want to know how to make a round bouquet with preserved flowers and foliage? Take a look at this DIY, and for sure, your clients will love this everlasting bouquet!

Material

You will need:
– 3 green preserved hydrangeas
– 3 preserved english roses
– 1 preserved bouquet of green salal leaves
– 1 preserved bouquet of bear grass
– 25 skeleton leaves
– Raffia
– 3 flower holders (use the cross-wire technique if you don't have those)
– Floral stem wire
– Some tools

Step 1

Raise the English roses on the flower holder. To do so, put the glue on the flower holder and stick the rose head on the top.

Step 2

Make 3 loops of bear grass on the technical wire, then Flora tape the wire and form a loop with the bear grass. Finally, attach the loop to the wire.

Step 3

Assemble the hydrangeas, the bear grass loops and the roses heads together to create the bouquet.

Step 4

Add a touch of colors by completing the bouquet with skeleton leaves.

Step 5

Make the foliage of the collar with the salal leaves. To maintain the bouquet, make the decorative technical link with raffia. Cut the ends of the salal branches to create a hold.

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