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My best friend got married last January. As part of my duty as the “Matron of Honor” I decided to create a mock flower bouquet for her to practice with during the rehearsal out of all the ribbons used as wrapping from her bridal showers. I searched and searched to figure out how to do this, but I didn’t find any tutorials (print or internet) that actually worked for me. I kind of played with the ribbons for a VERY LONG while and made a bouquet I am quite happy with, despite the colored ribbon I was working with due to the large number of gifts purchased from Bed Bath and Beyond. Here’s what I did.
Need for 1 flower:
- 22 inch ribbon
- Floral tape
- Fabric glue
- Floral wire
Directions:
- Get a ribbon about 22 inches long.
- Tie a single knot at one end leaving a little extra hanging off
- Twist the longer end away from the knot, adding a dab of glue, and wrap around the knot
- repeat prior stem until there is just a little bit of ribbon left
- Take floral wiring and push it into the knot, where the stem looks like it should come from
- Wrap excess ribbon around wire and secure with floral tape
- Create as many flowers as you would like and wrap all the stems together with floral tape
- Then wrap ribbon over floral tape and secure with fabric glue
- Then you have yourself a wedding rehearsal flower bouquet!
