Realistic Faux Floral Bouquet Tutorial
If you’ve ever wondered how I design gorgeous faux floral bouquets that are so realistic they look real, look no further. This 20 minute tutorial gives you all my tried and true design tips and tricks. A full source list for all the floral stems I used in this tutorial is listed below.
Source List For This Bouquet
Final Look
This beautiful bouquet is ready to walk down the aisle! I purposely filmed the tutorial above to be a very personable “welcome to my home and let’s design a bouquet together” tutorial so that you feel fully empowered and able to design a bouquet yourself. I hope you enjoy watching and feel free to reach out with any questions!
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Absolutely beautiful! I love how detailed you were and the flowers you chose were incredible ❤️
Thank you so much Stacie!!!
This was really great! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Do you always use the same amount of flowers? I see 11 different types of elements used. Does it vary?
Do you get 3 of each or sometimes more?
How much would a bouquet like that cost to make?
Just gorgeous!
Hi Lea! Those are all great questions!
1. The amount I use always varies and its based on the size and style (classic or more wild).
2. I generally try to order 3 unless its a very large bloom (i’ll order one and place it in the center) or if I want tons of greenery draping from the bouquet. I order more like 5ish of each greenery stem if that’s the case.
3. This bouquet’s material cost was around $250-275 but that varies greatly based on the individual stems. Some stems can cost $5 and some can cost $24. It’s possible to make a bouquet that’s more like $150 if it’s a little bit smaller and has less elements! But the same size bouquet could cost a lot more if someone wanted very specialty/expensive stems.
I hope that helps! Thanks so much for asking such great questions!
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