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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!

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

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

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

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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!

Keep them separate while processing/hydrating them. Then after the bouquet is made, just change that water daily and you should be fine!

Before! Immerse the foam in a bucket or sink of water and make sure it's totally saturated. Then add to your vase and tape! (Make sure the vase area you're going to tape is totally dry otherwise the tape won't stick.)

Pixie pins are great for this! Wrap the stems, fold the handkerchief and put the seam at the back. Then secure with short pins like pixie pins. You'll do great!

Rubberband!

That was fast! Thank you! So I’m guessing you put the handkerchief around the stems and then rubber bandit closer to the top and it hangs over a bit?

They're very heavy drinkers. When we use them with foam, we make the hole in the foam for the hydrangea stem, remove it, and pop them in at the last minute!

This is one of our favorite bouquets!

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It'll depend on how heavy and large you want to build it, and what other flowers you'll use. Hit us up at hello@flowermoxie.com so we can get more info and inspo photos!

If memory serves, it was the medium. However, be sure to order the size closest to your floral needs!

The spiral technique tends to make everything easier!

We don't do artificial at the moment but we do preserved roses and dried flowers! You can check them out here: flowermoxiesupply.com/collections/preserved-flowers

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Thank you! This was around a 5" diameter.

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Yes, absolutely! You could also spray out regular baby's breath with Design Master!

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Aw, thank you!

As long as you don't get too heavy-handed, you can stretch that product!

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Unfortunately I don't have the size of the cake. Amy from Amy Cakes was kind enough to make it for us and do this tutorial. If you are going to use a cake stand, measure it first and base your cake size off of that!

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Keep them in a cool spot and be sure to keep that foam hydrated with a sink sprayer, garden hose, or watering can!

We submerge it in water first so it's completely saturated, then we'll transfer and tape!

We soak it in a bucket of water (or a sink full of water) so it is completely saturated. Then we'll transfer it to the lomey bowl!

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Thank you! We don't have an exact recipe as each bouquet will end up being a little different but here's a guide to get you started: 2-3 hydrangeas 4-6 blue delphinium 3-5 stems tweedia 2-3 white stock 2-3 white spray rose 2-3 blush carnations 3-4 white cushion flower 4-5 peach butterfly ranunc 3-4 peach ranunc 3-4 peach mini carn 3-4 quicksand roses sprigs of variegated pitt or another variegated greenery

They're pretty heavy drinkers so we usually don't water pick them. Do a test first to see how quickly they drink from the pick!

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Hmmm no we haven't tried that yet!

We've only experimented with hebe greenery so far!