How to make a cascading bouquet for a wedding?

I know how to put together a bouquet, but the cascading one I have now is totally stuff in the part that 'cascades'. I've seen others just flow, not stiff...





how would you make it flow?


I am not an expert in this!

How to make a cascading bouquet for a wedding?
Check out this website.. i'm quessing if your trying to make it maybe your looking for a cheaper option... This lady did my flowers and i love them.. Perfect!!! she used silk flowers too! Take a look.. Good luck!








http://www.affordable-elegance.com/bouqu...
Reply:Look on www.bigrose.com to see their how-to bouquets. I used them for my wedding flowers, and the how-to's as wel.
Reply:are you using fake flowers? is so thats why its stiff... if you have time and the means($$) then switch over to silk flowers. )i know in on question you said you are alergic to real ones.)


and if i remeber corecctly didnt it have ribbon casscading?





edit: oh ok...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-XcgNzrS...
Reply:Check this out, video shows you how!





http://www.expertvillage.com/video/16999...





Good luck! : )
Reply:Look for your flowers in silk vines...the kind you'd drape over an arch or something. Usually silk-flower vines are held together by links that can be cut, so you can easily cut them to the length you need. You should be able to secure them to your other stems by threading your upright stems through them and using floral tape or wire.
Reply:Here are a few websites that might be able to help you.


http://www.save-on-crafts.com/calibo.htm... (look around on this website for more ideas as well...they have lots of DIY)


http://www.floralandgift.com/ideas/casca...


http://www.mysilkweddingflowers.com/casc...


http://www.visionsofsilk.com/How_to_make...


http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/phot...


http://8.kqpgzh.com/a


You also might want to think about going to a place like Michaels or another arts/crafts store. Usually they have people there that teach classes on floral design. They may be able to show you how to do one...or even make one for you at a good price.