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Enjoy your flowers to the fullest: 3 tips

2022-01-21

The fun begins when you hear the doorbell ring, which can only mean one thing: your bouquet has arrived! From flower arranging to care: with these three tips you can enjoy your seasonal flowers to their fullest.

 

1. The perfect styling

Flowers and branches stand out even better if you create a balanced arrangement in the vase. Imagine what your flowers would look like in the wild: different heights and shapes. Not symmetrical, but always in balance. Once you are satisfied with your styling, place your vase in a place where it can be seen and admired. Preferably in a calm spot, so that all the attention can go straight to your flowers. Always place your vase a bit away from the wall, so you create space and depth in your home. Have you ever thought about placing your vase a bit lower, such as on a pile of books on the floor or on a low windowsill? The view from above your flowers is beautiful too.

2. Care tips from our experts

One way to enjoy your flowers to the fullest is, of course, the right care. Because flowers that have a healthy vase life stay looking well for longer. We have listed the most important care tips here.

3. Beyond the bunch

When your bunch has finished flowering, there are often a few bloomers that remain. Give these stems a second life by placing them in mini vases. Flower Stylist Lucinda: “Styling with mini vases is the best way to create an exciting composition with flowers.” In this blog Lucinda explains how to make a beautiful composition in a few steps. Have fun!