If you love a soft, organic wedding aesthetic, this classic bouquet is perfect for you! Today, I am breaking down flowers and the tools you need to recreate this high-end look yourself without the luxury florist price tag.

As a former 10-year wedding venue owner/floral designer, a recipe is designed to take away the guesswork so you can create a beautiful, balanced arrangement with confidence.

‍ The Floral Ingredients (The Recipe)

To make this bouquet, you will need to order the following flowers:

6 Stems White Scabiosa
3 stems Snowflake spray roses
5 stems Queen Anne Lace
8 stems Sword Fern
¼ bunch of Orlaya
¼ bunch of Cocculus
¼ bunch of Salal

Necessary Tools and Supplies

Floral Pruning Shears (essential for clean cuts of your stems)
Waterproof Floral Tape
Ribbon
Pixie Pins
Double-sided tape
Finishing Touch Spray
Buckets

Assembly Instructions

Step 1: Prep and clean your stems
Strip all leaves, thorns, and foliage off every stem. Cut the stems about an inch from the end of stems with sharp pruning shears. Clean stems prevent bacteria in the water
Step 2: Build your Greenery Base
Cross two or three stems of the Cocculus in your hand at a 45-degree angle to create a secure base. This will create the natural, organic shape and structural grid to support heavy focal flowers.
Step 3: Insert the Focal flowers layered in textures ad fillers
Place the larger flowers into the center and slightly lower than the greenery. Tuck Queen Anne Lace, Orlaya more greenery and keep layering into the arrangement. Place these slightly higher than the focal flowers. This creates visual depth and a beautiful airy texture that mimics a natural garden.
Step 4: Secure and Wrap the Handle
Once you are happy with the shape, wrap the waterproof floral tape tightly around the binding point where your hand is holding the stems. Trim all the stems evenly with your shears, cover with silk ribbon.

Click below for the free printable recipe that includes a shopping list with exact flower stem count, a floral timeline telling you when to purchase, cut, clean and hydrate the stems. A detailed step-by-step assembly instruction. Also, a check list for the exact tools and ribbon type.

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