Blush Anemone & Garden Rose DIY Wedding Flowers Package

SMALL PACKAGE

(80 White Anemones, 36 Blush Garden Roses, 6 Bunches Silver Dollar Eucalyptus)

Best For: Intimate weddings with up to 4 bridesmaids

• 1 Bridal Bouquet:
All greenery, 8–10 white anemones, 10–12 blush garden roses

• 3–4 Bridesmaid Bouquets:
All greenery, 3–4 white anemones, 3–5 blush garden roses per bouquet

• 4–6 Boutonnieres:
Sprigs of eucalyptus and 1 small bloom (anemone or rose) per piece

• 1–2 Corsages:
1 rose or anemone with soft greenery per piece

• Optional Centerpieces:
Use remaining stems to create 1–2 small arrangements

FULL PACKAGE

(100 White Anemones, 48 Blush Garden Roses, 10 Bunches Silver Dollar Eucalyptus)

Best For: Standard weddings with 5–7 bridesmaids and light reception décor

• 1 Bridal Bouquet:
All greenery, 10–12 white anemones, 12–15 blush garden roses

• 5–7 Bridesmaid Bouquets:
All greenery, 3–5 white anemones, 4–6 blush garden roses per bouquet

• 6–8 Boutonnieres:
Sprigs of eucalyptus and 1 bloom per piece

• 2–3 Corsages:
1 flower with greenery per piece

• 3–5 Centerpieces:
2–3 white anemones, 3–4 blush roses, greenery for fullness

GRAND PACKAGE

(200 White Anemones, 72 Blush Garden Roses, 20 Bunches Silver Dollar Eucalyptus)

Best For: Large weddings with full floral coverage including reception décor

• 1 Bridal Bouquet:
All greenery, 12–15 white anemones, 15–18 blush garden roses

• 8–12 Bridesmaid Bouquets:
All greenery, 3–5 white anemones, 4–6 blush garden roses per bouquet

• 8–12 Boutonnieres:
Sprigs of eucalyptus and 1 bloom per piece

• 3–5 Corsages:
1 flower with greenery per piece

• 6–10 Centerpieces:
2–4 white anemones, 3–5 blush roses, eucalyptus for volume

• Optional Use:
Cake flowers or sweetheart table arrangements using remaining stems

Q: Will I have enough flowers for all arrangements listed?
A: Yes, each package is designed to cover the suggested recipes. You can adjust counts to create fewer fuller arrangements or more minimal pieces.

Q: When should I assemble my flowers?
A: We recommend assembling bouquets and arrangements 1 day before your event after proper hydration.

Q: What should I do when my flowers arrive?
A: Trim stems, place in clean water with flower food, and allow them to hydrate for at least 4–6 hours before designing.

Q: How do I make the bouquet look like the photo?
A: Use anemones as focal flowers, surround them with roses, and allow eucalyptus to extend naturally for a soft, airy shape.

Q: Do I need floral tools?
A: Yes, we recommend floral shears, floral tape, and ribbon. A bouquet holder or chicken wire can help with structure.

Q: Can I customize these recipes?
A: Absolutely. These are flexible guidelines and can be adjusted based on your style and priorities.

Q: How do I keep flowers fresh on the wedding day?
A: Keep arrangements in water as long as possible, store in a cool area, and avoid direct sunlight or heat.