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Adding to Flower Bouquets and Arrangements
Posted by
Amanda on 12/15/09
The nicest gesture and gift for any occasion has to be a floral bouquet or arrangement. The flowers can liven up rooms and spirits with the bright colors and fresh, lovely smell. You do not have to be limited to just flowers though. There are additions to arrangements that are on the personal side or the youthful side of life.
Floral centerpieces sit proudly on the dinner table and all different types of flowers can be used. By adding candles, they become illuminating and beautiful at the same time. In addition, the candles can be kept long after the flowers wilt.
Christmas bouquets look stunning with red and white roses and the ever-popular seasonal candy. Candy canes give the flowers a great seasonal look and they can be eaten. Don’t forget the Christmas greens so that the bouquet has a complete holiday look. In addition, arrangements for the holidays can use pine cones and fake present boxes with a Santa cup holder to tie it all together.
When choosing floral arrangements the recipient must be keep in mind. For children add hints of chocolate or small candies among the flowers. Birthdays are a great way to use their favorite colors and even their favorite cartoon characters. Toys or stuffed animals can even be added so that the arrangements stay youthful and still have a beautiful look. Also, use a “Happy Birthday” vase or card to complete the package.
For anniversaries, roses can be written on with special pens that show love with a special hand made message. One of the best additions for a floral bouquet has to be an engagement ring that your special someone was not expecting. It is a classic way to purpose with flowers that can be kept as a keepsake.
Flowers are the best way to say what you are feeling. They show that you care and floral arrangements can be made to be just as unique as the person that you are giving them to. By adding candies and toys to a bouquet, it makes the bouquet even more special that just the flowers themselves.
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