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Bravo bouquet holder

by Leann
(Orlando, Florida)

Hi, I want to make my own wedding bouquet and was thinking of purchasing a Bravo bouquet to create the 'hand-tied' look. I want to have a mix of mini Calla lilies and gerbera daisies I was thinking 9 daisies, 6 lillies. Would this be enough to create a full bouquet and what size Bravo holder would I need? Thanks!

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Bravo bouquet holder

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Mar 25, 2011
 the Florist
by: Louann

Both Gerbera daisies and Calla lilies have very soft hollow stems. Both of these flower varieties need a constant water supply to stay looking fresh. Otherwise, the warmth of your hand (or outside photo shoot) could have your bouquet looking "droopy" before the night is out.

I suggest instead you use a Super Wet Bouquet (which can draw water up thru a specially wicked handle when not in your hand as well as provide much needed water when the bouquet is out of a vase and being used).

I suggest you give extra support to these delicate stems by wiring and taping each stem of both the Gerberas and the Callas.

Much Happiness on your wedding day!

Blessings,

Louann

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