Flowers submerged in water centerpieces

Want to do something special with your Valentine flowers? How about submerging them in a vases of water. It is an unusual and eye-catching look that is fun for your home or for a party or wedding reception décor. If you already have vases it is an inexpensive look also. It makes your bouquet of Valentine flowers have a bigger visual impact than just putting them all together in one vase in the traditional way. Here are a couple of bunches of flowers that I used to try out some new ways to…

These baby’s breath centerpieces are a simple DIY for those budget conscious brides. If you like the look but don’t want to make your own centerpieces then your florist can create them, as all of these examples were not DIY but were created by people other than the bride or by a florist. We think …

Contemporary White Orchid Submerged Centerpieces

Multicolor Glamorous Collar Glass Embellished Wedding & Event

A professional florist showed us her super easy technique for creating the most gorgeous, submerged flower centerpieces for weddings and special events!

Ah, Spring. Don't you love it? "It's spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you've got it, you want - oh, you don't quite know what it is you do want, but

Submerged Rose Centerpieces with Floating Candle More

A professional florist showed us her super easy technique for creating the most gorgeous, submerged flower centerpieces for weddings and special events!