Principles of Flower Bouquet Arrangement
Here are some related experiences in flower arrangement to share with everyone, the principles of flower bouquet arrangement, and the specific contents are as follows:
Flower bouquets are widely used in social and celebratory activities, usually divided into the following two types:
(1) Protocol Flower Bouquets
Mainly used for welcoming, sending off, and celebration activities. Their main shapes include fan-shaped, triangular, conical, hemispherical, and free-style figures. The choice of flowers should be of good quality, non-irritating, non-polluting, and have a long blooming period. Bright and lively colors are preferred. When arranging, avoid arranging the branches in a flat or clustered manner, as the former is rigid and the latter is chaotic. Regardless of the shape, the upper part of the bouquet should have natural branches, and the lower part, especially the grip, should be round and tight to meet the requirements. Therefore, when arranging, make sure each branch is overlapped in the hand in a "right over left" manner, with all branches intersecting at one point, forming a spiral axis that turns from right to left, then tie the intersection point with a string. This way, the shape of the bouquet is less likely to change.
(2) Bridal Flower Bouquets
Also known as bridal bouquets. It is a type of bouquet specifically designed to match the bride's wedding dress and is very popular. The main shapes include round, inverted L-shape, radial, drooping, and various free-style figures. Currently, only round and drooping shapes are available in the country. The choice of materials is more delicate, often using roses, lilies, calla lilies, carnations, and statice. Color matching is mostly coordinated and elegant, with single or similar colors.
The shape, color matching, and wrapping ribbons of the bridal bouquet should be coordinated with the bride's body shape, face shape, temperament, and clothing. For example, a tall bride should choose a round bouquet; a shorter and chubbier bride should opt for a drooping bouquet; a dignified and quiet bride should choose a round or drooping bouquet; an outgoing and lively bride should choose a free-style bouquet. The colors should be coordinated with the wedding dress and should not use too many contrasting colors. The ribbons should be coordinated with the main flower color.
It is very important to add wrapping paper and ribbons to the bouquet, just as a good flower needs green leaves to support it. This is taken very seriously abroad, often using printed transparent wrapping paper or covered with a transparent plastic bag, etc.
There are two methods to secure the materials in a bouquet: one is to use thin wire to tie each branch and each piece of foliage with green tape wrapped around the wire before shaping; the other is to use a special flower holder, which has flower foam inside, and insert the flowers into the holder according to the shape. This method is more convenient and less time-consuming.
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