These shears are great for all around use. They treat soft stems like ranunculus, tulips and anemones with care - but are strong enough to tackle the bigger jobs like salal & italian ruscus.

You’ll want some shears like this if you plan on working with a lot of thick woody stems. ie: eucalyptus, branches etc. Shears with a curved blade like these tend to work better for those thick woody stems.

Feeling a bit more daring? Professionals tend to us a floral knife when designing to eliminate picking up and putting down a pair of shears constantly. However, this option isn’t for everyone!

Thinking about designing in a shallow container and need your flowers to stay in place? We recommend using flower foam. You’ll submerge this foam in clean cool water and allow it to hydrate for 15+ minutes while you prep your work area. This foam can be cut to size as needed.

The floral tape within this package is typically used to make corsages and boutonnieres. The tape is not sticky until it is slightly stretched, and then will stick to itself when wrapped around stems and wire.

This is the kind of tape we use when we are finalizing our hand-tied bouquets. It get’s wrapped around the stems of your bouquet just a few times to hold all of your gorgeous blooms together. It’s also great for creating a support grid across the top of containers made with wood or concrete!

This tape is great for creating a support grid across the top of clear glass vessels.

This is the type of oasis floral cage we often use when creating arch flowers. The holes in the ends of the design allow for you to easily zip tie the arrangement to your arch structure. You will need to soak this floral foam in cool water for 15+ minutes until it is completely saturated before designing.

You’ll want to use these puppies to keep your flowers fresh and hydrated if you’re using greenery garlands on your table tops. These are also great if you are designing anything suspended in chickenwire.

Zip ties are great for hanging your arch flowers or replacing the need for the oasis floral waterproof tape. (Just be careful you don’t pull the tie too tight because it could break your delicate stems!)

Now for the pretty stuff!! You’re going to want some pretty ribbon to cover up all of those ugly mechanics holding your bouquets together.

(Available in multiple colors within this link!)

Everyone loves a good bud vase! You’re going to want to look for bud vases that have a good low center of gravity and are heavier. We receive quite a bit of wind up here and bud vases don’t stand a chance in gust of wind if you’re not properly prepared!

Don’t forget the vases for your bridal party bouquets! You’re going to need something to put those beauties in to keep them fresh and hydrated prior to the ceremony + photos. Don’t forget, bridal party bouquets make great additional decor in the reception space!

Keep those flowers fresh! We always use a bit of flower food in the water of our arrangements and the buckets while our flowers are hanging out waiting to be designed with. It’s important to read the directions and use accordingly!

These 2 gallon buckets are great for those shorter stems that you’re working with to make sure their cute lil flower heads don’t get squished in a taller bucket!

Thinking of making your own faux flower arrangements? You’re going to want some of this foam. (It’s not the same kind as the stuff you use for fresh/live flowers!)

Hanging some decor above your head? You’ll need one of these!

Hanging some decor way above your head?? You’ll need one of these….