The process of tying a bouquet

The bouquet tying tutorial is as follows:

1. Tie a round bouquet first, then choose three pieces of light pink cellophane and two pieces of white Sydney paper.

2. Cut two pieces of Sydney paper in half.

3. Fold the cut half piece of Sydney paper in half with the opening face down and put it under the bouquet.

4. Wrap the lower part of Sydney paper tightly by hand and wrap it with adhesive tape. Pinch the top half of the Sydney paper by hand, and then put your hand into the Sydney paper to make it fluffy naturally.

5. Treat the remaining Sydney paper in the same way, as shown in the figure, and then wrap the bouquet.

6. Take a piece of cellophane under the bouquet, the height of which is the same as that of the flower material. Try to keep the upper end as curved as possible, pinch the lower end tightly, and wrap the binding place with adhesive tape.

7. The other two pieces of cellophane also wrapped the bouquet in the same way. Note that the seams must overlap a little more to avoid cellophane collapse. If you like the multi-level effect, you can also add more cellophane, pay attention to sorting cellophane and open the level.

Bouquet is made of flowers, which has a certain shape and is a bundle of flower arrangement. Because it doesn't need any containers, it can be decorated with wrapping paper, ribbons and so on. Therefore, it is simple and quick to insert, especially convenient to carry, and it has become the most popular etiquette flower arrangement.