Knowing how is half the work when it comes to flower arrangements! Create your own bloomon masterpiece with our easy to follow tips and tricks on how to arrange a pixie, original, and a deluxe bouquet.
“Create a framework with strong stems – this supports soft and top-heavy stems in your arrangement.”
We’re excited to share a new series of simple (and fun!) tips and tricks videos. Get some inspiration on how to arrange your flowers and make the most of your bloomon bouquet ! They’re short and sweet, to watch on repeat. Sending flowers to someone else? check our Floral Shop.
How to arrange a pixie bouquet
Watch our video on how to make your own signature pixie bouquet. It’s all about starting with a good framework and spreading colours to make your arrangement really pop.
How to arrange a original bouquet
Learn how to arrange our most popular bouquet size, the original Get the bloomon effect by creating drama with different heights, avoiding symmetry to create interest and shape, and giving each of the beautiful flowers room to bloom.
How to arrange a deluxe bouquet
The secret to creating our iconic style of bouquet, especially when it’s large, is to think about making it look as organic as possible – imagine how it might look in the wild. Flowers are at different levels, angles, and with different floral forms. Without symmetry, but with balance, our deluxe bouquet!
ProTip: Before arranging, clean your vase thoroughly with soap. A bacteria-free vase goes a long way in keeping your flowers fresher for longer. Fill it one third with water and add one sachet of flower food. Cut your stems at a sharp angle, so they can absorb water and nutrients. We recommend you use a pair of secateurs . Lastly, but certainly not least, refresh the water in your vase every three days. This stops bacteria growth in your vase and your flowers will thank you for it! You can have a look in our floral shop, if you want to deliver flowers.
We always love to hear from you! Tell us what bouquet size is your favourite or how you would style yours. Share photos of your bouquet on Facebook and on Instagram using #bloomon.
Also read: Take a look at our blog about how to create your own dried flowers or about the flower trends of 2021.
Happy arranging!