Events
It can be a concert, an inauguration, a civil wedding or a wedding in a church, a theater, a church, a trade fair pavilion, a warehouse, a corporate event.
When the environment to be enlivened, decorated, embellished, exceeds the usual dimensions, even the compositions become unusual.
We come to speak not only of decoration but also of scenography.
The object must be studied in terms of dimensions, positions, and the flows of people's movements.
Subcategories
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Centerpieces Low
Decorate the table with flowers has very distant roots in time.
Their meanings are symbolic/ritual or decorative.
We love to mention that the meanings that are not only images but that they also incorporate in themselves the reality symbolized.
The flowers are then chosen depending on the time of event they accompany.
The centerpiece as we know it today, it states in the 1600's.
In the paintings found in various types and sizes, very often majestic.
In the 1700 comes into vogue the use of "sourtout" (vases, backsplashes, statuettes).
We speak of a "triumph", which often refers to the architecture of the gardens.
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Tall Centerpieces
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Composition XL
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Space XXL
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Church Wedding
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Civil Wedding
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Bridal bouquet
It is the jewel of the magical day.
The only real gem.
Nothing else is more important.
Must be absolutely personal.
Must reflect THE GIFT of the Bridegroom to the Bride.
The wedding bouquet is the symbol of their union, their love.
---THE WAY OF REALIZATION OF THE DECK---
- STEMS IN-VIEW -
When a bouquet of flowers constructed with the stalks to view, means that the stems of the flowers, below the ligature they are visible completely or only partially (if covered or wrapped in some leaves, or by a ligation very large).
A bouquet of flowers with the gambia to view, if it is used as for wedding bouquet, it can be hand-held by the bride for a limited period of time. This is because the heat of the hand, may lead to the withering of the flowers, especially in the case of delicate flowers.
- WATER RESERVE -
This is the mode used for the construction of a bridal bouquet in one of the following cases:
-the deck should be held in the hand for a long period of time
-very hot temperatures
-the floral elements are many and would lead to a bunch with a stem very large, while in this way the diameter of the bouquet remains, however, pleasant to hold in hand.
Each flower, having been cut short, put a small wad of cotton soaked in water.
Is applied a thin iron wire to lengthen the stem of the flower.
Iron wire and cotton are masked with a paper tape and guttaperga (it is a kind of rubber that seals the tape).
In turn, all the threads are masked with a soft tape.
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