I would like to use roses submerged in cylinder vases. I am on a tight budget so would like to do them myself. I purchased all the vases and attempted to do a demo at home to see how they would look. Big problem.... I could not figure out how to stop the roses from floating. I tried to hot glue them and it didn't work. Any ideas?
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Flower Diva
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Try to add rocks in the base of the vase and place the roses within the rocks. You could also try using a frog to keep the stems in place. A frog is a floral device which has a bed on pins that the flower stem is inserted in to hold the flower in place. You might be able to find these at a local craft store or florist shop. Audrey Gardemeyer Botanica Floral Designs
flowersue
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Clear marbles and fishing line to keep them down are all I can suggest. Sew the line through the rose stems and net them around about 5 marbles with some tulle or mesh...then fill with marbles to hide the mechanics...its all kind of a pain. You might also consider using floating candles to hold them down..but they may still win the floating contest. Ever thought of using orchids? They are a lot easier to do this way..and look great! Good luck! Sue of Hobart's Fine Florals http://www.hobartsfineflorals.com
How to submerge roses for a wedding centerpiece
