How to choose a flower arrangement container

Texture of flower container

The containers are made of various materials, such as pottery, porcelain, glass, bamboo, etc. Different textures are matched with different flowers to form flower arrangement works of art in different styles. For example, peonies and peonies need to be paired with magnificent porcelain, while wild flowers and wild grasses are paired with bamboo containers, which has a unique flavor.

The shape of the flower container

The containers also come in a variety of shapes and are abstractly classified into two types: shallow tray and tall style. You can freely choose according to your personal needs and preferences. Generally speaking, for beginners, you can first choose to try using a shallow plate to practice the basic skills of flower arrangement.

The color of the flower container

Generally speaking, it is suitable to use containers with simple and plain shapes and colors for flower arrangements. If you use a multi-colored container, the color should be simple and one of the colors of the container. This will highlight the flowers and coordinate the two.

We must always remember that the unity and coordination of flowers and containers is the key to an excellent flower arrangement. Generally, the colors of flowers and containers should not be too close, otherwise it will easily affect the color and composition of the work. In addition, we must pursue contrast moderately, avoid strong stimulation, and not let the flowers overshadow the others. We must grasp the principle of flowers as the main subject and containers as the supporting ones.

Selection of flower arrangement accessories and embellishments

Accessories mainly refer to small handicrafts and decorations, such as shells, bells, etc. The use of accessories helps to increase the atmosphere of the work.

The lining mainly refers to the base under the container, the lining board and the ribbon flowers, gauze, lace, etc. that decorate the work.

The use of accessories and linings requires a certain degree of caution to avoid abuse. The goal is to add the finishing touch to the work, emphasize coordination with the rest of the work, and avoid adding unnecessary details or overshadowing the main work.