DIY Wedding Flowers MADE EASY?! 💐

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[pothosplant]

Been watching for 2 years and just got engaged! Now time to rewatch everything lol

[amethystlenaris]

We are using silk and foam flowers. Artificial flowers have been a stress reliever because our budget is to low for a florist and if we did real we wouldn’t be able to get all our arrangements done by the wedding in 3 days. We ordered from Lings moment and they look so real! It has been easier getting all our arrangements done in the months leading up to the big day ☺️

[barbarafoor]

My granddaughter is having me do all of her flowers. I'm here coordinator and her florist. Fortunately I have 2 and a half years.

[ellie]

I'm really excited to do my own flowers! My wedding is going to be on the smaller side and SUUUUPER simple, and I'm so excited for myself and my bridesmaids to just have simple red roses.... I may or may not have the entire wedding planned... no, my boyfriend hasn't officially proposed yet... it's fine 😂🤷‍♀️

[missellie]

I was just about to start looking at florals! This video is perfect timing.

[rachaeljohnson]

I'm doing my own flowers, been practicing and even did a short course at a local college to give me confidence.
Plan to collect from wholesaler on the Tuesday to allow for processing, then Thursday is set aside for creating ready for our Friday wedding. Excited and slightly daunted by the challenge 😍🌺🌼🌸

[amandaprokop]

I started collecting my flowers a couple months ago. I found a site for sola wood flowers that I signed up for a monthly subscription for 100 flowers a month for $25. I love this option because I get a great assortment and I customize my colors easily with acrylic paint, water, and vegetable glycerin. I also like that I can spread the expense out over several months and when dealing with a budget for a wedding, I won't miss $25 a month. It's also very convenient that I won't have to wait until 3 days prior to my wedding when I'm already stressed to put together all of my florals.

[Dancewithloveforever]

A wedding planner that’s knows and loves florals so much😭🥰💖

[jillianschroeder]

I DIYed my flowers with bouquets from the grocery store! Honestly, it was not stressful and one of my favorite memories/pieces (besides marrying my husband) of my wedding! It’s super simple, cost effective, and even in July they stayed fresh and cool multiple days before the wedding. I ran through all the options (a florist, Costco or Sam’s club, online flowers, wholesale warehouses) before realizing how simple, fun, and cheap it is.

[jesseminuto]

I’m making all my flowers and greenery out of paper! One of my girlfriends used to work at a flower shop, so she’s helping me with the actual arrangements.

[EA-dfiz]

I did my own florals! It was one of my favorite parts of my wedding 🥰

[katiedavis]

I'm doing sola wood diy flowers and I can't get enough of them!!! So amazing.
P.s. I'm a Crafty person so... keep that in mind.

[jaymeecullen]

Using dried flowers, fou d an amazing dried florist here I Ireland who is working with me to create perfect bouquets. Very excited

[paperologist]

November 2020 living room wedding, thanks pandemic and had to fast track ceremony to buy our So Cal house. So I did a crash Trader Joes shop. I did them myself. Made two floral "centerpieces", my bouquet and boutonniere.

I had watched floral school videos on youtube and ordered the supplies to make them last. I used "quick dip" when processing flowers and making arrangement and use it all the time ever since. I had awesome plans for doing the florals myself and found vessels at thrift store. I also go 3 wrought iron floral holders at same thrift store -- thinking a florist went out of business and made major donation. Practice, practice, practice.

I was even thinking of doing a combo of silk and real but didn't end up doing that due to micro wedding. Maybe we will have a party and I can do florals then.

I watched your floral video, DIY tips, and also watched videos of faux floral rentals. Keep in mind that florals can be very expensive and then you gotta have guest take centerpieces at end of night or make other arrangements to clear venue. I really love flowers, have fresh flowers in house weekly, and there was no way I was budgeting $xxxx+ for florals. Biggest challenge of DIY florals for me would have been doing them all myself and where do you store them so they stay fresh/cold. I also was taking your advice about just how much decor do you need at your wedding and who is going to set it up and take it down if you are DIY with no family helpers. Lastly, bought and still have, candle holders at same thrift store - votives and bought lovely linens from rental company going out of business. Bought items as deals occurred. Thanks for sharing your channel - even did a sampler from your cousin the mini-dessert maker.

[arbella]

PROFESSIONAL FLORIST HERE!

I definitely understand everyone's need to stay within a budget, and did lots of DIYs for my own wedding. I may be biased here, but if you can't afford full-service florals, consider at least getting bouquets/boutonnieres/and any focal point flowers (i.e. ceremony arch, reception backdrop, sweet heart table, etc...) through a professional. Those will be the most photographed flowers on your wedding day. You can get by with DIYing centerpieces or any accent flowers like aisle decor, sign-in table arrangement, bar or dessert table pieces, etc...

Also note... some florists may not like the idea of half DIY/half their work because if your centerpieces aren't top notch, they wouldn't want it to reflect poorly on their work, but most of the time, if you find the right florist, they're more than happy to work with you and suggest affordable alternatives.

And if DIYing flowers isn't your thing, consider DIYing non floral centerpieces like lanterns/candles on half or 2/3 of your tables and going to a florist for the rest. It's a quick way to lower costs and still get a professional look.

[vibekehansen]

I'm doing all the flowers myself and I'm using fake or dryed flowers. The wedding is in February 2022 and by using "not real" flowers I have already 2 center pieces done and safely packed away 😁👍🏻

[kristin]

Oh my god you have no idea how you just calmed me down...my current planning only allows me to get on wednesday the flowers for our saturday wedding...and you just stating that this is a good timeframe, makes me so happy...my mum is very worried that the flowers will not look fresh anymore...thank you soooo much for sharing this video.

[allysonscarpitti]

Originally I was super against diy-ing florals because I’ve been in two weddings who did diy them and it was a HAWT MESS and I was super stressed. But now that I think about it, me and my bridesmaids all have some experience doing florals. So I’ll use the other weddings as a guinea pig and learn from what the brides did wrong. Praying for all y’all who are diy-ing ANYTHING for your wedding 🙏

[YourDailyDoseofJillish]

I was planning on using the arrangements from Fifty Flowers, but now my grandparents have offered to pay for a Florist for me 💕

[susanmitchell]

I did DIY mine from Costco. Turned out good. But I had had one set of flowers that all fell off because I didn’t know their characteristics. Ordering from this service would have definitely saved this!!! And I also didn’t have enough greenery. Order from these people if your DIYing!!!