Chicken Wire Bridal Bouquet
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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Bridal Bouquets created with recyclable and biodegradable mechanics are increasing popular with today’s eco-conscious brides. In this video demonstration Leanne creates a luscious on-trend bouquet using a chicken wire armature. The finished bouquet features spray roses, tulips and gorgeous ranunculus accented with lacquered bay leaves and maiden hair fern. You will love this bouquet. Enjoy!
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It looks pretty
It's a lovely bouquet and perfect for a wedding celebration, Jeanne! We're glad you chose to watch this classic from our video library and we hope you enjoyed it. Thank you for spending some time here and look forward to hosting you again soon. All the best to you!
Really pretty and your explanation is so clear ! So thank’s a lot ! And glad to meet you on You tube because I live in France ! it would have been impossible for me to learn without this social média ! Donc merci !
Thank you for your kind words! We love that you enjoy our videos. Have you thought about joining us in online classes? We have students from all around the world. We would love to have you join us. Here is a link for you: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/distance-learning.html
Love the movement in there as well!
This is a splendid wedding bouquet, ReneParfait! It does have some wonderful movement in it, and the color palette is marvelous too. Thank you very much for taking the time to watch our show, and we hope it inspires you to create something beautiful as well. Wishing you all the best and please have a delightful holiday week with flowers!
Favorite bouquet yet LOVEIT!!!!!!!
Thank you Jamie!
pretty colors
Thank you Cathy!
Gorgeous bouquet !!
This is a lovely wedding bouquet, Amber! It is also an excellent way to incorporate floral netting into the design for security and stability. We are so happy you chose to watch this show and we hope that you are enjoying the wide variety of wedding bouquets we have gathered together. Hope you have a fabulous week and wishing you and your roses all the best!
I can't wait for this show. I have a wedding to do in October!
Thank you for watching npaujbais! Good luck to you in October!
@@FlowerSchool thank you!!! I need that! 😁
Beautiful bouquet 💐
Thank you Anita!
This is gorgeous
You are absolutely right, Yolanda! It is a lovely way to create a beautiful bridal bouquet. Thank you very much for watching our show and we look forward to seeing you again soon. Wishing you a peaceful and tranquil weekend!
Great color!So lovely👍👍👍❤️🌹
This is a beautiful design, Jenny! We are so happy you enjoyed it too. Thanks so much for being with us again and please know that we love your emojis because they say it all. Wishing you a wonderful week and here's another wedding playlist for your pleasure - Wedding Centerpieces: ruclips.net/p/PLJbJF6YZAYyLhKP_mfyv2dVyfQ2UEb9hK All the best to you!
beautiful bouquet. 🌷🌹🌼❤️
Thank you!
I love that variety of ranunculus! I hope to use it in an upcoming wedding!
Ranunculas are some of my favorites and are fabulous in wedding designs!
Stunning
Thank you Lani!
Oh how beautiful
It really is a beautiful wedding bouquet, Mai Xia! The color palette is splendid and the materials Leanne used for it are divine. Thank you for taking the time to look at it and see how it is created. We hope you will join us again soon and we wish you a marvelous and Happy New Year as we move into 2024!
Beautiful !! 🌹🌿🌷🌻🌼
Thank you!
Amazing. I like the way you make your bouquet colourful and with Love⚘. Stay Blessed.
That's a perfect description of this bouquet, Reeshta - colorful and with love! We are so grateful for your presence on our shows and we hope that you will continue to enjoy them when you can. Wishing you a peaceful and lovely weekend and best wishes to you!
@@FlowerSchool thank you the same to you. Happy Weekend❤⚘
Hope you have a peaceful and fun weekend, Reeshta!
At first I was worried at how big the egg was, then later the bouquet size was surprisingly bearable. What length or diameter did you use for the egg
That's an excellent question, Edwina! This floral netting egg was about five inches long and that was plenty of room for Leanne to place all of her flowers in this bouquet. You can use a size that works for you, and it's a great idea to experiment with sizes before you need to make something so you know roughly how many flowers it will take to fill the bouquet. We hope this information helps and we appreciate you taking the time to watch our show. Wishing you the very best in all that you do and hope you have a lovely week. Thank you for being here and sharing in fabulous floral design!
This bouquet is beautiful. Can you please share the color of ranunculus that you chose? Thanks!
So pleased to hear that you enjoyed this bouquet, Elizabeth! We don't have the exact name of the ranunculus, but you can find the recipe for the bouquet here in the video transcript: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/flower-school-chicken-wire-bridal-bouquet.html Butterfly ranunculus colors that might be similar include Minoan, Lycia and Hades. Thank you so much for taking time to watch our show today and we look forward to seeing you very soon for more magical floral design with Leanne. Wishing you a serene and peaceful week!
Beautiful 🌷❤
Thank you Clare!
lovley !
Thank you Judy!
Beautiful 😍
Thank yo Joyce!
I have a few more questions for you. Where would I find the painted bay leaf? If you painted it yourself, what paint did you use? I am having a difficult time locating leucadendran. Do you think that ladies mantle would be a good substitute or do you have a different recommendation? And finally, if using the recipe listed for the bride's bouquet, what recipe would you suggest for the bridesmaids? Thank you for your time and advice! I really enjoy watching your videos.
All of these are excellent questions, Elizabeth! The bay leaves are painted in house using Design Master paint. It preserves them really well and gives them a lovely shine. If you don't have leucadendron available, you can substitute other kinds of flowers or foliage instead and use what is available to you. As for the bridesmaid bouquets, you could do a smaller version of the wedding bouquet or modify their bouquets by keeping the color palette but using fewer of the focal flowers perhaps. Anything is possible really. To help you get ready, we are adding a couple of links that might be useful to you. The first is the Flower School Video Library link to the transcript of this show: www.floraldesigninstitute.com/flower-school-chicken-wire-bridal-bouquet.html. The second is to the Wedding Trends 2020 Flower School Live show with Jeri Barr that Leanne mentions in the video: ruclips.net/video/ijBdPygCikc/видео.html Hope all of this information helps and good luck with your designs. We would love to see what you create so feel free to send us a photo at rose@floraldesigninstitute.com or tag us at Floral Design Institute. Wishing you all the best and so glad you could be with us for this fabulous wedding bouquet and more. Please take care and have a wonderful week!
Hello, Leanne. Lovely bouquet. I have a question. What advantage does the chicken wire or floral netting give over just having a tied bouquet? It looks like much of it is the same mechanics. Thank you for your lessons each week. They are a blessing. Just for my own interest, I was the 80th person to like this video, and there was 666 views shown...I like to watch stats...and the one thumb down doesn't count. :) Blessings!!!
Great question Christie! Floral netting is just another technique used when designing a bouquet. It provides structure and stability to the bouquet. Certainly a bouquet can be designed without floral netting.
Where can the average person get chicken wire?
Great question! Your local craft store will have it. It comes in pre-cut sheets. You could also use chicken wire from the hardware store. It is not coated like floral netting and can rust in water. You should be able to find it online as well.
Thats a zinnia not a ranunculus 🤦
Hello Jeanne and thank you for stopping by! It really is a ranunculus as you can see in the transcript under the video. Leanne used two kinds for this design: butterfly ranunculus and regular ranunculus. www.floraldesigninstitute.com/blogs/flower-school-video-library/chicken-wire-bridal-bouquet Thank you for watching the show and hope you will visit us again soon. Best wishes to you!