This video demonstrates how to create a bridal or bridesmaid 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. 

This tutorial focuses on creating a rounded hand-tied bouquet suitable for brides, bridesmaids and wedding party flowers. 

• Use fresh, conditioned gypsophila stems 
• Build the bouquet gradually using a spiral stem technique 
• Keep the bouquet rounded and balanced 
• Tie securely and trim the stems evenly 

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When Should I make the bouquet?

We would recommend to make up the bouquet 1 day before the wedding. Sore in fresh water in a cool environment until needed. 

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Step by step arrangement guide:

• Seperate the stems of gypsophila by holding the bunch upside down and teasing apart gently. 
• Cut the stems at a 45 degree angle to expose the stem structure. Pop into a bucket of fresh water and leave for a few hours to fully hydrate 
• Create a hand-tied design using the spiral stem technique, adding a stem at a time and rotating as you go. 
• Tie the design with twine and finish with the anchor tape to ensure it is secure. 
• Lastly, add your chosen medium to finish the stems (satin ribbon, lace, twine). Hiding the mechanics and finishing the look. 

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Common Problems & Solutions:

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

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

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Who is this guide for?

• DIY wedding customers 
• Flower arrangers 
• Student florists 
• Anyone wanting to create gypsophila bouquets