Wearable flowers

Award-winning floral designer Susan McLeary goes beyond the typical corsage or boutonniere and creates things like hyacinth earrings, a bustier made of carnations and a wig made from amaranthus. Check it out at HGTV.com.

Most brides and bridesmaids carry flowers, and we love the endless possibilities of creativity that are out there to florists. The new trend for wedding flowers is to “wear” them! There are many unique ways to create wearable flower. Other than floral headpieces we are all familiar of, but also as jewelry, accessories, and even your wedding dress. Get ready to fall in love with these lovely flower adornments below!

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Bird & Bumble shares how to create floral tattoos and flower rings using techniques learned from floral designer Susan McLeary.

Julia Griffin of @willarosefloral created this amazing body arrangement. We sat down with her to discuss her amazing eye for flowers and how she started in the flower industry. Along with more amazing looks she has designed!

Award-winning floral designer Susan McLeary goes beyond the typical corsage or boutonniere and creates things like hyacinth earrings, a bustier made of carnations and a wig made from amaranthus. Check it out at HGTV.com.

Reliable foliage and flowers to use in long-lasting corsages, sturdy flower crowns, all-day boutonnieres, and floral jewelry. The challenge of a florist is to create perfectly-timed art out of natural, fleeting elements. Wearable flowers are one of my primary areas of interest and what I

Wearable flowers are a blast to create. There is more or less endless possibilities outside of a basic corsage, but we practiced a little bit of everything on our first training day of the 2019 season! Crowns, combs, corsages, etc.. Would love to play with a floral earring this year or necklaces, or shoulder corsages. […]