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One sweet cone

By Never teh Bride

I hate those white plastic bouquet bases. You know, the ones that have a wad of soft green foam in the middle. I much prefer pretty hand-tied bouquets. For a variety of reasons, however, many brides don’t want to go the hand-tied route.

There is yet another floral option!

Enter the cone. I stumbled across this DIY guide on the Flower Arrangement Advisor earlier today while doing a search for unusual bouquets and immediately fell in love. There is simply something so earthy and sophisticated about the cone bouquet…even if the blossoms themselves do look like they are resting on a birds nest. Who knows? Maybe that’s part of the appeal of the cone.

Get your glue guns handy, people. Because from where I’m sitting (which is in front of my desk, incidentally), the cone looks like an easy-to-put-together alternative to other DIY floral arrangements.








5 Responses to “One sweet cone”




  1. cheeky Says:

    That looks like roses in a bed of Barbie hair or shredded wheat.




  2. Never teh Bride Says:

    Ha, you’re right, it does, cheeky. I still kind of like it anyway, though!




  3. Twistie Says:

    I think it could be neat for a fantasy-themed wedding. For myself, though, I’m sort of undecided on the look.




  4. jenny Says:

    Aw, come on! I like it! It looks like a little bird’s nest, which in my book is a good thing. I think that it would be particularly fetching for a spring wedding.




  5. Wendy Says:

    As a planner, having seen a recent bride with this type of bouquet- I love it! The florist did a cone made of heather. They were exquisite!! Everyone raved and the photos of the flowers were stunning!




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