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Pick what you need, choose your colors and flowers, and get your recipes and total in one place.

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Pick your palette once and it flows into every arrangement. You can fine-tune each one next.

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Your recipes & quote

Your recipes are done for you.
Tweak anything you want, or leave them just as they are.

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DIY Flower Cuff

Wedding Flower Cuffs are a modern alternative to Traditional Corsages.

Bridal party flowers are a tradition that has been a part of weddings to delineate people in close relation to or special to the bride and groom. More specifically corsages are typically given to the MOB and MOG along with grandmothers and, if they have a special role, aunts, sisters, and close friends may receive a corsage too.

We get asked all the time, who is supposed to wear a corsage? The good news is that tradition isn't such a requirement in weddings anymore. Many couples ask the recipients if they even want one! In other words, you do you.

We wanted to show you an updated approach to a traditional corsage — making it more modern!

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Supplies:

Blooms & Greenery (shop what we used below):

DIY Flower Cuff Video Tutorial

Want to see all the steps? Follow along in our Video Tutorial!

Bonus Tutorial: Greenery Cuff

If you're going for a more natural vibe, this Greenery Cuff is a fun spin on a traditional corsage. Simple, Easy, and Beautiful!


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1 comment

Andrea

How do these cuffs hold up without water and how many days prior to the wedding do you recommend they be made?

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