It is a season of summer pool parties!
If you have a pool or pond at your in wedding site floating flowers in them is a dreamy addition. That is a great finishing touch instead of just leaving the pool or pond untouched.… Continue Reading »
DIY – Mother’s Day Flower Arrangement
During the weeks leading up to Mother’s Day, our thoughts are always in one place: What kind of flower arrangement would attract my customers?
As a present, many people look for clothing, beauty products and housewares, but it’s no secret that every mom loves receiving flowers.… Continue Reading »
Valentine’s Day Marketing, Creating , and Selling
Valentine’s Day is upon us again, presenting an opportunity to launch some quick holiday marketing campaigns.
1. Run Special Sale Deals
Valentine’s Day is the holiday that’s all about couples, so play on this idea with a “two-for-one” deal. If your company is able to offer a “buy one, get one free” offer, write copy that plays on being coupled up.… Continue Reading »
DIY – Christmas Arrangement for a Long Table
This arrangement is recommended for a long Christmas table, mantel, or as a door swag. All of the floral materials can be gathered in a park, back yard, or forest near you. You can combine any kind of plants, roots, berries, moss.… Continue Reading »
DIY – Christmas Table Arrangements
This rustic but elegant Christmas centerpiece is gorgeous festive tabletop for your Christmas gatherings. You can create it using material available outdoor without spending a penny. When it comes to this Christmas centerpiece, there is no end to the combinations of florals you can use.… Continue Reading »
DIY-Winter Bridal Bouquet
This pine needle bouquet is a new trend for winter bridal bouquets.
Fragrant pine scent creates the ambiance of rustic winter bridal bouquet and compliments elegant phalaenopsis orched flowers.
You need only two phalaenopsis orchid blossoms for the bouquet.… Continue Reading »
DIY – Floral Collage
Floral art is now more popular than ever.
Creating floral art requires more skills and creativity rather than large amount of floral materials and especially flowers.
For this kind of design are used not only flowers but all floral materials: roots, branches, and cork as well as lace, ribbons, feathers, and leather.… Continue Reading »
DIY – Creating Thanksgiving Floral Table Centerpieces
Just because a large turkey and side dishes are Thanksgiving’s main attractions, that doesn’t mean yor decorationsur have to play second fiddle. If you want to create a table setting that will appeal to all of the senses, an elegant centerpiece will bring your family and friends together in style.… Continue Reading »
Orchid petal composed bridal bouquet- Glamellia
We already showed you how to create a rose petal Glamellia bouquet
– https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMzmr3Xc0yY
Watch Orchid petal composed bridal bouquet
– https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IruVlGRaRvM
Glamelia is a vintage style bridal bouquet from the 50th of the last century. It looked like a gigantic camellia flower and originally was made out of gladiolus petals.… Continue Reading »
Safely Decorating Cake with Fresh Flowers
A florist has to decorate a cake not only with nice flowers, but also do it safely, as all the flowers have chemicals, bacteria dangerous for humans.
Flowers safe to use on wedding cakes are used strictly as a garnish and for decoration.… Continue Reading »
DIY Easter Tulip Arrangement
For you Easter table this year, let us to create very inexpensive, eatable arrangement. Use any seasonal flower or even incorporate some broccoli, carrots, and celery sprouts. Tulips are in season so this is the best time to enjoy and use them for Easter table.… Continue Reading »
Increase Profits with Specialty Sympathy Flowers
At Mila Floral Design School, you learn universal formula how to select and arrange flowers in any style and for any occasion including sympathy flowers.
In this article, you will learn how to create special sympathy displays on easels.
Selling specialty sympathy flowers can help increase your flower shop profits.… Continue Reading »