Choosing Flower Vases for Your Arrangements
When you're arranging your flower
arrangements, choosing the right flower vases is essential. Flower vases are not just
decorative accents; they can serve as water sources for your cut flowers.
Choosing the right flower vases will maintain your arrangement's form and
support the blooms in their most pleasing position. They can also create
dramatic focal points and are great for decorating different areas. Before you
choose the right flower vases, you should think about the type of flowers you
want to use.
Rustic vases have a rounded
bottom and narrow opening, so they're great for holding top-heavy flowers. These
vases also work well on window sills and kitchen counters. The informal shape
will make them a perfect choice for green and pink hydrangeas, as well as for
sparse farmers' market bouquets. You can even fill them with seeded eucalyptus
for a natural, rustic touch.
Choose a clear jar if you want to
display Flower vases all year
round. Clear jars make a great gift for any special occasion, whether it's a
wedding or a casual get-together with friends. Clear glass vases are especially
practical, as they're 6.125 inches tall and make a stunning addition to a
buffet or bar. Choose from a variety of colors and materials based on your
budget, location, and style preferences.
When choosing Flower vases, consider the
formality of your event. For a casual party, a tin bucket or nostalgic pitcher
might be fun and charming, while formal events may need elegant, classic vases.
Consider the type of flowers you're arranging - the number of stems, the size
of the arrangement, and the colors in the arrangement - and you'll be sure to
choose a flower vases that match
your theme.
Start your arrangement with
foliage. Using a variety of different leaves and evergreen branches will help
conceal the stems of the flowers. You can use greens as a gridwork for your
stems and as collars around the top of the vase to support your flowers. Cut
flowers a half to two-times the height of the vase. You want the bottoms of the
flowers to touch the side of the vase. Also, add ivy to disguise the stems.
Vases can come in a variety of
materials, including ceramics, glass, and non-rusting metal. Wood is a classic
choice and can be made of many types of tree species that resist rot. You can
also use wood for your vase if you have an outdoor space. Wooden flower vases are great for
balconies, patios, and decks. You can choose between different materials to
match the style of your decor.
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