Spring In A Bouquet

Is it difficult to create a floral image of spring? Not so! We offer a recipe: anemones, genista, daffodils, hyacinth bulbs, decorative wire frame - and here's spring in your bouquet!

Graceful anemones are one of the most beautiful representatives of the buttercup family, conquering with a variety of their colors and shapes of buds. They look very impressive when surrounded by other representatives of the kingdom of Flora, especially against the background of ceramics or clay. This flower can easily become the main element of a bouquet or composition, or harmoniously complement floral work in a variety of floristic styles. Small and very delicate, white, blue or red, anemones will give any floral piece a sophisticated and very stylish look. That is why florists often choose them to create graceful spring bouquets and compositions. Especially if the bouquet is intended for a young and romantic girl.

The humble daffodil has enjoyed true love among different peoples of the world for many centuries, and is praised by poets no less than the queen of the flower kingdom - the rose. In the world of flowers, the daffodil, not shining with bright beauty, personifies meekness and purity. In the world of floristry, its white or sunny yellow flowers, reminiscent of small stars, have become a wonderful basis for wonderful spring bouquets. It is believed that the donors of such bouquets are usually people with an impeccable sense of style.

Hyacinth boasts a wide palette of its colors - white, pink, blue, lilac. It is quite capable of becoming the basis of a bouquet, although it is more often used as an auxiliary floristic element. This flower has a special casual elegance that allows it to truly shine in prefabricated compositions, helping the florist to create a truly harmonious floral ensemble. A pleasant addition to any stylish bouquet with the participation of hyacinth will be the delightful smell of such floral work, because the strong but delicate aroma of this flower will easily fill the room with its heady freshness, which, moreover, will help to cope with stress.

Genista, better known by its second name, gorse, is also often used by florists when drawing up spring bouquets and compositions. Its delicate twigs with pink miniature flowers showering on long branches perfectly create a romantic mood and anxious feeling of early spring.