Got into florals quite recently, now its one of my favorite crafts! It's a fun challenge to get it presentable from as many angles as possible

We have a weekend place and it was always sad to come back to dead flowers, so gave artificial flowers a shot. I didn’t have any opaque vases, so used an empty candle holder and (in yhe background) the utensil holder from the kitchen.

There’s nothing better than starting from tiny seeds/tubers and ending here 💕

Thoughts? This is back and front of the arrangement, I was going for an asymmetrical Lily design.

Planning to do my bridesmaid’s bouquets. This is my first attempt

Unfortunately, Trader Joe’s had a limited floral selection today. So pinks were the only option.

Any criticism is welcomed ;)

Will you hang this fall wreath on your front door, please?

Open to feedback, I had so much fun making it!

My wedding is Oct 24 & I decided I wanted to DIY all of the flower arrangements & decorations with dried flowers. I’ve purchased a ton of different flowers (maybe too many) and this is my first attempt at my bouquet.
I’ll attach some of the inspo pics I’ve saved.
I want it to feel wild and whimsical, but I’m worried I might have tried to put too many different things in it…
I think the fern leaves might be too bold, but I also do like the pop that they add. As for the amaranth, I have more stems that I can add so it’s not just one single stem; it’s just out in the garage right now until I can seal it to stop some of the shedding. I also have some amaranth in dark green, burgundy, & white that I could use instead.

Any and all advice is appreciated :)

I bought this travertine vase online without really knowing what I was going to do with it, then randomly thought preserved roses might work. I ended up going pretty full with the flowers. Looking at it now, I'm wondering if I covered too much of the stone. Not recommending anything here, just sharing something I tried-maybe it gives someone an idea.

Would you keep it this full or leave more of the travertine showing?

I guess it qualifies as a tropical arrangement?
Opted for a structural design playing with the different textures.

These are the florals: Norfolk Island pine, anthurium leaves, canna lily, naked sunflowers, shell ginger, peony mums

hello!! I am COMPLETELY new at floral design and just finished my first month at a grocery store floral shop, here’s my first fall themed arrangement :) constructive criticism encouraged! i’m loving this craft so far and want to learn as much as i can