How do I make a wedding toss bouquet?
Choose Real or Artificial FlowersDecide whether you’d like to use real or artificial flowers in the bouquet. Typically, wedding toss bouquets are made from artificial floral stems so that they hold up better during tossing and so that the recipient can keep the bouquet for a long time.Gather Coordinating FlowersChoose flowers to coordinate with your wedding colors. Depending on the size of the flowers and how large you’d like the bouquet to be, about 10 to 15 floral stems will work. Make sure to also purchase greenery (ferns, baby’s breath) to balance the bouquet. Roses and stephanotis are popular wedding flower choices. You can also find carnations dyed to match a wedding color.Assemble the BouquetKeep all the greenery at the back of the bouquet, then arrange the flowers in an attractive fashion on top of the greenery. Smaller flowers typically go in front so they can be seen more easily. Keep the floral stems long as you’re creating the bouquet. Wrap large-width ribbon (grosgrain is
