This short video demonstrates how to create a bridal bouquet using fresh gypsophila. Gypsophila bouquets are timeless, elegant and extremely popular for weddings due to their soft cloud like appearance and versatility across both modern and rustic wedding styles. 

• Use fresh, conditioned Gypsophila stems 
• Build the bouquet gradually using a spiral technique 
• Keep the bouquet rounded and balanced. 
• Rotate while arranging to maintain shape 
• Tie securely and trim the stems evenly 

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When Should I make the Gypsophila Bridal Bouquet? 

We recommend creating the bridal bouquet 1-2 days before the wedding 

Store the bouquets in fresh water in a cool low lit environment until needed. Finish off the handle on the day of the wedding. 

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Step by step Bouquet Guide: 

• Prepare and condition the gypsophila before arranging 
• Remove excess foliage and damaged stems if required 
• Select fuller stems to begin creating the bouquet shape 
• Hold  the stems at an angle and continue adding stems in a spiral direction 
• Tie securely using twine, floral tape and ribbon 
• Trim the stems evenly and place into fresh water until required 

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Common Problems & Solutions: 

Bouquet looks unbalanced: Rotate the bouquet regularly while arranging. Add stems gradually to maintain the shape and balance. 

Bouquet feels too tight: Allow more natural spacing between stems. Avoid compressing the bouquet too firmly. 

Flower drooping: Ensure stems are freshly cut and properly hydrated before arranging. Store bouquets in fresh water in a cool environment. 

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