Practical table piece

Practical table piece

Gifts under the Christmas tree or in a sock hanging at the fire place. Traditions that blow over from the United States to Europe. The consumer is looking for small, nice presents during Christmas time. Small bouquets are impulse purchases to which a florist can anticipate.

Bouquets for "low" consumer prices; they return a higher margin to the florist compared to other creations. It does not take a lot of time to make the small bouquets and they do not take much space in the store; they can even be put on the counter. The consumer is tempted to a spontaneous purchase because of the low price and the ease of the buying.

The Dutch champion flower arranging (Ruud Hazelaar) shows how to make a fancy Christmas table piece with a few products in less than no time The colors white and silver give the arrangement a peaceful radiation. Ruud uses of the roses Maroussia!® and Tibet!®. He chooses these varieties knwingly, because the quality is of extraordinary high quality. This results in a beautiful and fresh arrangment during the whole Christmas period. The arrangment contains five different products. These are:1. Three White Roses White Noami!® 2. Three White Roses Tibet!® 3. Steelgrass OASIS®4. Foam OASIS®5. Iron wires with pearlesThis arrangement is easy to make in four steps:1. The basis is a silver barrel with foam2. Cut the roses and pput them in the foam3. Stretch iron wire with pearles above the roses4. put the steelgrass on top of the table piece