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In our Easter floral décor we use spring flowers and candles. Easter usually occurs towards the beginning of spring, a season when plants bloom and animals give birth. Eggs in particular are a clear symbol of rebirth and fertility. So eggs are often associated with Easter, a holiday that  celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.…

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Floral Art  Petrichor is the earthy scent produced when rain falls on dry soil. The word is constructed from Greek petra, meaning “stone”, and  īchōr, the fluid that flows in the veins of the gods in Greek mythology.

This arrangement is recommended for corporate meetings.…

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Lily Glamelia bouquet is popular as a bridal bouquet or a table décor.

The most long lasting petals have Oriental lilies. To force blossom opening fester, remove all the flowers from the stem and place in room temperature water.…

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A leaf vase is a good addition to the interior décor or special event table setting. For round table we place two or more leaf vases of different height in the center of the table or create a trail of leaf vases along a long table.…

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Wondering which areas of your budget should be getting the most—and least—love? We consulted the pros to find out.

No one knows better than professional wedding planners how to get the most out of an event budget. From linens and lighting to booze and favors, these experts will tell you exactly where to splurge and save.…

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Why did I Choose Mila Floral Art School?

• Was established in 1985.
• Licensed teachers have extensive practical and pedagogical experience in floral design.
• We are constantly updating and improving our programs
• Our school has earned a great reputation.

A leaf bracelet is very decorative by itself but you can decorate it with flowers of manmade materials. All the materials are glued to the leaves.
Before using, hydrate flowers and foliage for two hours.
A leaf bracelet can stay fresh for 2-5 days.…

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Horsetail grass is great “building” material for Collage style arrangements backgrounds and camouflaging floral foam in clear glass vases.

Horsetail grass loses bright green color and shrinks a little while getting dry but keeps shape for years.

Equisetum or horsetail, snake grass, puzzlegrass is the only living genus in Equisetaceae, a family of vascular plants that reproduce by spores rather than seeds.…

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The International Floral Art book is a platform for the exchange of ideas and testing room for creativity and innovation in floristry.

The 2012/13 edition showcases the talent, inventiveness and fresh ideas of the best florists from 32 countries, selected by a professional jury.…

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Greenery makes arrangements look more stylish. It also camouflages all gaps in our creations, making them look more natural. Greenery distributed to the wholesale market varies from single leaves to all kinds of branches.

In our catalog of wholesale greenery we divided all foliage into groups, helping you to select specific kinds of greenery.…

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Rustic wildflower floral arrangements are quite trendy in weddings lately . Wildflower décor is popular for barnyard and vintage style weddings.This king of arrangement would work as an altar décor, food station arrangement or place card table centerpiece.

To create wildflower theme is not necessarily going into the wild for your dream flowers.…

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 Get inspired! Find floral design ideas in categories of interest to you.

These designs were created by OASIS Floral Design Directors, accomplished independent floral professionals who lead workshops and speak and write on creating floral arrangements. All designs include floral recipes listing fresh ingredients, structural elements and decorative accents used as well as downloadable high resolution photos:

https://oasisfloralproducts.com/…

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