Something that is incredibly functional and essential to most weddings is signage! Adding flowers or greenery to your signage can be a really simple and affordable way to make your wedding feel special and more cohesive.
Here's what you'll need:
Sign of your choice
An Easel or some way to stand your sign up
An Easel or some way to stand your sign up
Suggested Supplies:
Option 1: Plastic pew marker with floral foam
Option 2: 3M command hooks (choose a size that can hold 2-5lbs)
Floral wire or chicken wire
1 brick floral foam (cut down to size)
Mini zip ties
Florals needed for your signage arrangements
GREENERY:
Stems of Gunni Eucalyptus
Stems of Silver Dollar Eucalyptus
Stems Leather Leaf
Stems Lemon Leaf (Salal)
Stems of Gunni Eucalyptus
Stems of Silver Dollar Eucalyptus
Stems Leather Leaf
Stems Lemon Leaf (Salal)
FLOWERS:
1 Delphinium
3 Blush Carnations
3 Terra Cotta Carnations
2 White Mini Carnations
2 White Roses
3-5 Sprays of Wax Flower
How to Assemble DIY Floral Wedding Signage Arrangement
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Start with Focal Flowers We're breaking with tradition in this design — we start with focal flowers (white roses) first to set the foundation, then add greenery around them. |
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Add Greenery After placing the roses, add key pieces of greenery to create shape, dimension, and cover up mechanics. |
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Move on to Spray Flowers Work in white mini carnations for scale and texture, then add colored carnations at varying stem lengths for depth. Finish with blue delphinium broken into smaller pieces. |
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Finish with Fillers Fill any holes with small stems of wax flower. Add longer greenery pieces at the ends for an organic feel. |
Pro-tip: Take a step back periodically to get a zoomed-out view — it helps enormously with placement.
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→ Gunni Eucalyptus | → Silver Dollar Euc | → Salal/Lemon Leaf | → Shop Carnations
2 comments
Hello Allison, your tutorials are all so details, simple & yet so elegant.Thank you for sharing!
How far in advance could you make this? Can you keep it in fridge over night?
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