This Easter Bouquet has the latest styles, including modern aesthetics, minimalistic looks and it creates the harmony of Nature in combining the delicacy of flowers and craft. Here the designer has a chance to showcase their creativity and artistic skills by putting together the flowers in a new way.
The bouquet belongs to a commercial design category since it does not require a lot of materials and would be perfect on Easter week in any flower shop, or at least surprise your customers!
Suggested materials:
Phalaenopsis Orchids
Roses white and peach
Gerbera Daisy
Scabiosa pods
Freesia
Ranunculus
Amaranthus green
Thistle green
Pussy Willow
Floral adhesive and hot glue
Floral tape
Some feathers for the handle decor
Cardboard
Eggshells
Decorative paper
Rafia
Floral tape
Binding wire, Heavy-duty wire (galvanized wire # 12), Green wire # 18
Process:
Draw and cut 2 ovoid (egg) shapes from a piece of cardboard – one larger, one smaller. Crush eggshells, and glue the pieces one side of each of the ovoid cardboard pieces.
Create a 3-dimensional, 4-post “u”-shaped frame to be used as a spacer between the 2 pieces of cardboard. First, bend 2 of heavy duty wire into squared “u” and shape 4 additional lengths of heavy-duty wire into large “zigzags”. The “bottoms” of the “u”-shaped pieces should be approximately 4 to 5 inches in the length.
Attach one end of 2 “zigzags” wires to the “uprights” of the “u”-shape wire with the green florist wire. Repeat this step to create a second identical piece. Tape the bound areas with stem wrap. Join the wire structures together by taping together the lower ends and of the 4 “zigzag” wires with stem wrap, creating a single stem. The “u”-shaped wires will be the sides of this structure, which will separate two pieces of cardboard. the finished structure should loosely resemble 2 football goalpost, approximately 4-5 inches apart, joined by a single center “stem”.
Attach the 2 cardboard pieces, with waterproof tape, to the “uprights” of the wire frame (one piece of cardboard to 2 “uprights”).
Hot-glue decorative paper to the inside of the cardboard pieces (the side to which the wire frames are attached), to cover the wires.
Arrange flowers between the 2 pieces of cardboard, around the edges using the spiral hand-tie technique.
Add hanging amaranth and pussy-willow branches last.
Secure the pussy-willow branch with T-pin and wire
Bind the stems with rafia, and attach feathers to the 2 of the ends of rafia. Cut the stems to uniform lengths, and stand the bouquet upright in a shallow tray filled with flower food solution. 
