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It depends on how large and dense you're building your arch but I'd say 20-25 bunches is a good estimate!

Not always since the hydration chamber does a great job but you definitely can!

We'll add it to our list of requested tutorials!

Thank you so much!

We love carnations too! One of our faves and tough as a goat!

Thanks so much 😊 We love reflexing older roses too - such a pretty look!

Lukewarm will help them open after giving them a fresh cut. The most important thing is to make sure the water is clean!

You can choose your stem count on our site - 50 or 100. Check it out here! flowermoxie.com/collections/novelty-roses/products/bulk-rainbow-cotton-candy-novelty-roses?variant=41031402389592

As an artist, I never feel inspired to criticize someone else's work or techniques. It's interesting how those who don't contribute and put content into the world are the first to troll others. If my tutorial isn't for you, feel free to move on-Keep blooming, even if it's from the sidelines! 🌷😄 😉

It depends on a lot of factors like how large you plan to make your arrangement and the flowers you decide to use. We'd love to help you plan a design - feel free to reach out to us at hello@flowermoxie.com so we can chat in more detail!

We're so glad you enjoyed it and it was helpful for you! Thank you for being here with us!

Spray roses are actually very hardy! They need the same care as other roses - give them a fresh cut, place them in clean water, remove any guard petals, and remove all leaves below the waterline to keep bacteria at bay. If you need to encourage them to open, you can place them in a sunny spot. Otherwise, keep them in a cool room away from direct sunlight. Never put ice in the water as this would likely damage them. Spray roses are one of our favorite flowers to work with!

Spray roses are actually very hardy! They need the same care as other roses - give them a fresh cut, place them in clean water, remove any guard petals, and remove all leaves below the waterline to keep bacteria at bay. If you need to encourage them to open, you can place them in a sunny spot. Otherwise, keep them in a cool room away from direct sunlight. Never put ice in the water as this would likely damage them. Spray roses are one of our favorite flowers to work with!

We're always in awe of her gorgeous skills!!

You are so welcome! You're going to do great with your daughter's flowers - you've got this, mamma!!

You can buy it by stem count on our site! flowermoxie.com/collections/babys-breath/products/babys-breath-flower

@@FlowerMoxie thanks! I'm not US based unfortunately, otherwise I definitely would! I was going to try recreate but try to work out how many stems are in one bunch?

We used around 20-25 bunches of baby's breath in this design (in addition to the roses). Most bunches have around 20 stems but it can depend on where they're sourced from. I hope that helps get you to the right amounts! ♥

@@FlowerMoxie Thank you soo much!!

That's incredible! Way to go!! So glad it helped you ♥

Anemones are delicate and the typical at-home method of drying them upside down doesn't work well. They tend to brown and shatter, and generally don't hold up well.

Karen, move out of your mother's basement and do something meaningful with your life other than being rude to strangers online who provide free tutorials and education to folks interested in flowers. XO, Ames

@@FlowerMoxie the fact that you went back and edited this is so embarrassing

👀 No I didn't see it!

So happy to have you here with us!

Tweedia is a bit on the fragile side. It can be used in bouts but if you want something hardier, I'd recommend ranunculus, spray roses, mini carnations, or lisianthus.

@FlowerMoxie Thank you so much! I have a blue and white wedding coming up so I was hoping to have a little bit of blue in the bouts and corsages. Blue thistle works, but is there anything else?

You are so sweet! ♥

​@@FlowerMoxie but seriously though... I LOVE this channel... So many helpful nuggets and your humor is the icing on the cake ❤

I only wire them if they are bent or they can't drink/hydrate properly. If they are just curved, I wait until the design, because I might like the curve!

Thank you so much!

Very!

You probably just need to make a few tweaks. Why don't you try building in a small chicken wire egg? This will hold space between the stems and allow more control. It might just be the method I'm teaching here isn't a good fit for you RIGHT NOW, but try using a chicken wire or bouquet egg, or try building in the spiral method! XOXOX, Ames

Sometimes we'll use warm water but we don't use hot. However, we tend to stick with fresh, cool water to prep!

Thank you so much! So happy you found it helpful!

Just doing ferns would also be cute! You may want to consider wanter picking them if you are adding them the day before!

Glad it was helpful!

Absolutely! We sell fresh cut, wholesale flowers at flowermoxie.com

Glad you like it!

We're so glad you found it helpful!

Thank you! 😊

Correct, the foam and lomey bowl are serving as the water source. The water in the vase is meant to be decorative as it wasn't preferred to have the vase be empty. We hope you found the basic construction of this stemless centerpiece vase helpful and informative!

You can choose your stem count on our site! flowermoxie.com/collections/babys-breath/products/babys-breath-flower

It was around 6.5-7 feet tall. If you have a chop saw, drill, and wood stain, you could definitely tackle building this yourself!

We appreciate your feedback! Our funny captions are there to add a bit of fun, but we hope you still find the tutorial useful and enjoyable. Happy bouquet building!

Thank you! Cheers!

If you're making this right before the ceremony, the roses should be okay without a water source. Skipping water picking can save time!

That's so sweet! I love that!

Thank you! Yellow butterfly ranunculus, blush and peach ranunculus, anemones, and standard roses!

@@FlowerMoxie thank you for your response!!! I’m learning so much about flowers from you. I love your aesthetic too. I am planning on growing a cut flower garden in my small front yard, so I have to choose my flowers wisely!

So glad this was helpful! You've got this - you'll do great with your daughter's wedding!

Thanks 😄

It's a good one!

You made my day! Thank you for being here!!

We appreciate your input! Remember, constructive criticism helps everyone grow. Our aim is to encourage and educate. Let's support each other!

Since the bunch sizes are smaller than at wholesale, it's a nice way to practice design without buying more flowers than you need ♥

You definitely have to keep it clean! Ours come with the frog detached so it's super easy to clean - it's one of our favorites!