Designing Small Flower Arrangements

More free videos at teamflower.org.... Need to be a budget master for your client by scaling back on larger pieces and mixing in some smaller ones? Small arrangements don't have to look cheap or boring! You can maximize both budget and style, and Kelly shows you how in this video.

[@VanessaVendetti]

Absolutely beautiful!!

[@Vincesnacks]

Thank you, THANK YOU for this! I've always struggled with the whole idea of creating implied lines/shape especially early on in creating arrangements that ending up looking flat. Can't believe that something as simple as using your hand to FEEL that it's literally flat is mind-blowing. So many helpful tips and info shared as you build the arrangement makes it easier to understand. Definitely going to binge watch the rest of the videos on your channel!

[@TeamFlower]

Oh I am so glad that our videos are helpful to you! :) Thank you for watching!

[@annamoyseyuk6589]

This is beautiful!!! Love this style!

[@valerietenaglia4887]

I really appreciate your comments about pricing and how to add to arrangements with a practical sense to how to relate cost to your clent. I have seen many videos where they just keep adding flowers and extras which alway look fabulous but have no sense on cost. Thanks

[@TeamFlower]

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch our video! So glad to hear that it was helpful! Go team! :)

[@diannmcgraw4458]

Thanks for your inspiration. They looked gorgeous in your room. As a professional plant killer, I often purchase faux plants to decorate my house. I just purchased many faux plants to decorate my house on La Rose Flower a few days ago. I will have a try!! 🌻.

[@TestimoniesOfHopeEncouragment]

Exquisite designing. You are very gifted! Thanks for the presentation.

[@onebyoneflower]

What a lovely arrangement!

[@TeamFlower]

Thank you so much! :)

[@bonnieliu604]

Like you the arrangement and the detailed illustration! Very helpful for starters. Thanks!

[@christinaduncan8285]

Novice here: I thought I replied to someone here about what the first layer is: I think I said forsythia, but, no, it's spirea, a lovely, sprawling base layer, and a great stem to use to cover the "mechanics" (the tape). T/Y, Kelly!

[@judyrogers7413]

That lazy susan is a great idea to spin the arrangement

[@dungflorist5822]

Very nice, i love it. Thanks

[@tgt44e44t]

That's wonderful

[@hannahbest2274]

Beautiful

[@christinaduncan8285]

Can we purchase that vase? With flowers being as expensive as they are, it would help to practice on a small arrangement -- and that vase shape is so classic with a wide opening at the top allowing for endless experimentation. Please advise. Thank you!

[@taliag9032]

So beautiful! What would you typically set the price range at for the large option vs the smaller option? Thanks!

[@heeyeonkim2663]

ᅟI love this! Thank you for the tutorial, I am learning now so I can do DIY for my wedding next May. Can you do videos on bride and groom's table for reception too please?

[@TeamFlower]

Congratulations! What type of design are you hoping to do for your bride + groom table?

[@marthahoushar5428]

I wonder, would more strips of tape help to support the stems and therefore act as the structure you need to hold things in place?

[@DanaOira]

Where do we get vases like yours?

[@dawn8113]

you didnt say what you put into the container

[@부산아지매미카]

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