DIY Box Centerpiece
A few weekends ago we did the florals for our full plan bride. She sent us a picture of a centerpiece that was in a wooden box. We did not have access to those boxes, so she told us that her dad would make them foe her. They turned out so cute! AND they let us keep them :) The dad was so tickled that we loved his boxes so much. Anywho - here is a DIY on how to make a centerpiece in a box like container.
Materials:
Super cute! I loved them! They were so vibrant and a lot of fun to make! Happy Friday everyone!!
Materials:
- Box or solid colored vase
- Yogurt container (32oz) size
- Floral oasis
- 1 white hydrangea
- 2 baby green hydrangea
- 2 purple stock
- 4 Green roses
- 1 purple dahlia
- 4 orange tea roses
- 4-6 stems of purple vulcan lisianthus
- 1 orange rose
- 4-5 stems of green hypericum berries
- 2-3 stems of verigated pit
- 2 stems of echinops
- 2 stems of white orchid
The box! |
Place your white hydrangea in the center. Make sure it is taller than the box, about 4-6 inches. |
Place baby green hydrangea in one corner |
Make sure the green hydrangea touches the edge of the box |
Add the other hydrangea on the opposite corner |
Add a purple stock to a corner that does not have the green hydrangea |
You want to make sure that this too touches the sides of the box |
Place another stock on the opposite corner |
Strip the thorns from the green rose place into arrangment |
Try to fill in the gaps as much as possible with the 4 roses |
Add a purple dahlia into the center |
Add your orange tea roses |
You want to make sure that they don't get buried |
Add the purple vulcan lisianthus |
Use the lizzy to fill in as many holes as possible |
Add the orange rose |
Use the hypericum to fill in the gaps |
Looking full! |
Use the verigated pit to also fill in the gaps |
Shove it in there |
Just the right spot |
Add the echinops to fill in gaps on the bottom so that you can not see the oasis |
Perfect |
Add two stems of white orchids and voila - you are done! |