How to make a Floral Foam Centerpiece

Описание: How to Make a Vase-less Centerpiece using floral foam | Flower Arranging Tutorial
In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll show you how to create a beautiful flower arrangement with no vase using fresh flowers — perfect for weddings, events, or statement floral moments at home.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn:
How to build a balanced, full arrangement without a vase using floral foam
Flower placement tips for movement and shape
Common mistakes to avoid when working with fresh flowers
No prior floral experience required.

Flowers used in this tutorial:
Ivory Spray Roses
Peach Spray Roses
Peach Stock
Lavender Roses
Toffee Roses
Tweedia
Rice Flower
Salal/Lemon Leaf
Gunni Eucalyptus
Design notes: Great option to save space and create a garden feel to your tables.
Arrangement size: Small/Medium
Best use: Reception Tables
Skill level: Beginner
👉 Full tutorial, flower recipe, and product links:
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The blog includes exact stem counts, design notes, and links to the wholesale flowers used in this arrangement.

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