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vanda bouquet

by Nicolae
(Romania)

I want to know haw can i creat a vanda bouquet?? Is very urgent??I need this information please

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Jan 25, 2011
Vanda bouquet
by: Nicolae

Thanks for this important imformation

Jan 25, 2011
Creating Orchid Bouquets
by: Louann

Vanda orchids grow in huge cluster on top of a tall, sturdy stem. Although they are generally individually wired and placed in bouquets like cymbidiums (see this url below)

http://www.wedding-flowers-and-reception-ideas.com/white-cymbidium-orchids.html

the photo you show suggests that the orchids were left on the original stems which are cleaned of any leaves. Cluster the flower heads close together and ribbon wrap down the stems.

This is one method. I generally wire and tape each individual bloom and then cluster together. This gives me much more control over the final look.

Be sure to spray throughly with a flower sealant to keep the blooms fresh for the day.


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