A Wedding Journey: The Flowers: Boutonniere Tutorial
The Flowers photo: CJD.Sign |
Hi, Sweet Friends!
Peonies from my yard. Photo CJD.Sign |
I chose peachy pink and white Peonies. All of the flowers came from Hobby Lobby and JoAnn's.
Peonies Photo: CJD.Sign |
These accent flowers came from JoAnn's. Photo: CJD.Sign |
Flowers from Hobby Lobby. Photo: CJD.Sign |
I choose you sign from Hobby Lobby. Photo: CJD.Sign |
The Boutonnieres consist of one single rose bud, a small accent flower, and greenery.
Screenshot of Hobby Lobby Rose Picks. Photo: CJD.Sign |
I ordered these online as I wanted to make sure they were all from the same die lot for color consistency. Above is the online info if you wish to do the same. Each Rose Pick was $1.99.
Groom's Flower; Rose Pick, small accent flower, and greenery. Photo: CJD.Sign |
Groom's Men's Flowers. Photo: CJD.Sign |
Holding the stems together. Photo: CJD.Sign |
Stems wrapped with floral tape in white. Photo: CJD.Sign |
1. Wrap your stems by starting at the top of the stem behind the flower/greenery.
2. Pull off a piece of the floral tape (about 5 inches long) and slightly stretch the tape at the start.
3. Wrap the floral tape (stretching it will make it sticky to adhere to itself) around the stem tops and secure it to itself.
4. Slightly stretch the floral tape as you wrap down the stem; overlapping the stretched tape as you descend the stem in a twisting manner.
5. Break off the tape at the end or stretch the floral tape and continue wrapping by changing the direction and finishing upwards to secure the tape.
6. Do these steps for each stem you need to create.
7. Repeat the above process with the multiple stems wrapped together.
In the photo above, the tap is not adhering (sticking) to itself. To fix this, take the tape and bring it upward. Stick the tape down on more of the above tape. Take an additional piece of floral tape and wrap, stretching the tape as you go, in the same manner as before. At the end, bring the tape up the stem, in a twisting manner. Secure the end with stretched tape end.
The finished boutonniere will need a pearl headed stick pin.
Pearl headed Stick Pins. Photo: CJD.Sign |
The finished Groom's Boutonniere. Photo: CJD.Sign |
We have chosen to make one of these light rose picks for the Groom.
There will be more of the Groom's men's Boutonnieres for the Groom's men, the Pastor, the Father of the Bride, and certain special guests (Uncle and Brother).
I hope you found this tutorial helpful and that you have the courage to make your own boutonnieres for a wedding or special occasion!
Wedding flowers will be the next tutorial to come. Stay tuned!
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Some References:
https://stylingwithcjdsign.blogspot.com/2019/06/free-wedding-printables.html
https://botanicalpaperworks.com/blog/free-printables-wedding-planning-binder/
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