Gypsophila Buttonholes for Wedding or Events - Wholesale Flowers and Academy

Learn how to make your own buttonholes with gypsophila finished with natural twine or raffia for a rustic look. Simple step by step guide with our floral experts at Triangle Nursery.
You will need
1 stems of Gypsophila Starburst (small headed) www.trianglenu...
1 roll of twine natural www.trianglenu...
1 hank of raffia natural www.trianglenu...
1 bunch of Pittosporum ralphii (or preferred greenery of choice i.e. eucalyptus cinerea / baby blue) www.trianglenu...
1 pack of green stub wire 0.71mm to 0.9mm (mini pack 0.9mm www.trianglenu...) www.trianglenu...
All of the ingredients, fresh and accessories can be found on the website here www.trianglenu...
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[@mpoimokhafola333]

So stunning I love it

[@rachelwilliams8392]

great x

[@conniescerri4443]

What type of gypso did you use dll

[@lovesalth2o]

The gyp bouquet is pretty.. do you have a video for it?

[@trianglenursery]

Yes, just search in the channel for Gypsophila bouquet

[@rachelwilliams8392]

what could we use to secure?

[@trianglenursery]

For buttonholes, you could use pins, corsage magnets or corsage clips for ease.