VIDEO: How to Arrange a Paper Flower Heirloom Bridal Bouquet
VIDEO: How to Arrange a Paper Flower Heirloom Bridal Bouquet
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One of the best things about a paper flower wedding bouquet is that it will last forever. It is truly symbolic of the commitment you are making! You can craft it as a keepsake. Or gift it to a close friend or family member to use on their wedding day.
In this video, you will see that I used all of the flowers from our frosted paper dahlia kit, several of the flowers from our daisy kit, and some of the greens from our ferns and eucalyptus kit. If you’re outside of the US, you can also find these kits on Amazon UK or on marcarycrear.com. Once you have your kits, watch my video below to learn how to arrange all these pieces to create this stunning bouquet for your own wedding!
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If you're interested in making a paper flower bouquet for your wedding, we're here to help! We have so many great DIY wedding bouquets and flowers on our site. But if you want to make it even easier on yourself, we have come up with some simple wedding bouquet ideas by combining our frosted paper flower kits. To create this gorgeous paper daisy and dahlia bouquet, I used three different flower kits. You can buy the bundle of kits in our shop!
Since dahlias bloom through October, this paper daisy and dahlia bouquet would be lovely for a fall wedding. Or you can save it as an idea for your spring or summer wedding. The combination of daisies and dahlias make it a unique wedding bouquet that works well for nearly any season. And the soft pinks and oranges are just so pretty mixed in with the more vibrant pink and coral shades.
When you're ready to craft your paper daisy and dahlia bouquet, just follow the tutorials in our dahlia kit, daisy kit, and ferns and eucalyptus kit. If you're a member, you can also find these flower patterns on our site. We have a dahlia template, daisy template, and some greenery templates if you prefer to use those rather than the kits. However, the frosted paper flower kits do make it simpler since all of the pieces are ready to punch out.
We would love to see your beautiful bridal bouquet when you are done! Just use the hashtag #MadeWithLia when you post pictures on Instagram or Facebook so we can find your photos. Or email pictures to us at hello@liagriffith.com. If you’re a member, you can also post it to our private Facebook page.
If you have any questions while arranging your paper flower bouquet, just ask. We are always happy to help you cross things off your wedding t0-do list and make sure your wedding bouquet is just as you imagine it! ~ Lia and team
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Carol
January 25, 2021 at 8:45am
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Lia
January 25, 2021 at 8:51am
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Pam
October 21, 2019 at 3:16pm
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Lia
October 23, 2019 at 10:34am
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Back to the TopWhat colors do you use for the dahlia? Would like to cut these but want to match the kit closely. Such gorgeous colors.
This color was specific for the kit but you can find a close match in our Melon pack. https://feltpaperscissors.com/product-category/frosted-craft-paper/
Love this bouquet…but having problem with the fern & eucalyptus stem & hot gluing them on the stems. The glue shows on the front side. Any suggestions. Using 20 gauge floral wire. HELP
Hi Pam,
To add wire to the ferns and eucalyptus you will need to be very light handed with your glue. It may also help if you try using a thinner 24 gauge wire!