Hydrangea Bridal Bouquet A hydrangea bridal bouquet is easy to make - just remember it is a very thirsty flower and will wilt easily without a water source. You must be sure to spray it with a water sealant such as Finishing Touch or something similar to help it hold up throughout your wedding day and reception.  Don't be surprised if white hydrangeas have a very green tint to them - it's in the nature of the flower. Here I have accented this bouquet with calla lilies and pink Gerbera daisies.
To make a cascade with hydrangeas you must use a wedding bouquet holder with a large head of Oasis foam. Hydrangea stems are very large and will take up a lot of room. Be sure to secure in with stem adhesive.
Hand-tied bouquets are sweet with one or two stems tied with a ribbon wrap. Be sure to keep in vases when not holding the bouquet.
I use Finishing Touch to seal all my bouquets. It dries quickly and clear and helps keep the blooms hydrated. I wouldn't make a bouquet without it!
Simple arrangements made with hydrangeas in clear vases is a beautiful way to decorate your tables. Consider adding water beads to add more interest to the bouquets. Economical and easy to use, they add a beautiful dimension to your bouquets.
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