Chicken wire bridal bouquet

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Graceful Blooms on Instagram: "I get asked questions all the time about my chicken wire mechanic for my bridal bouquets! The size and shape of my mechanic will depend on the size and shape that I want my bridal bouquet. - If I want the bouquet more round, then I create more of a ball shape - If I want the bouquet smaller, than I cut a smaller piece of chicken wire - If I want the bouquet to be more elongated, then I create a wider shape - I’ve even used these for cascade bouquets (although…

Luxury Wedding + Event Design Floral Studio on Instagram: "Helpful tip to hide your floral mechanics! 💐When working with shallow vases, don’t overthink how to add the chicken wire, just bend it in half and press it into the vase. 💐Tape the chicken wire down and then add water 💐Use flowers like Orlaya or Queen Anne’s Lace to camouflage the chicken wire, floral tape, and oasis. This works like a charm! . . . #floraltips #floraltipsandtricks #howtohidechickenwire #shallowvases #flowertips…

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Woo Hoo! Now you don’t have to worry about being environmentally conscious while DIYing your wedding flowers like a the capable person you are! Chickenwire, or floral mesh for us fancies, is a wonderful way to help create the foundation or structure that more centerpieces need. It’s similar to floral foam in that it an