Easy to Make Flower Arrangements

Size

• A small flower arrangement may be easy to assemble if you're only using one type of flower; additional accents can make the arrangement especially presentable. For instance, if you're using a small bouquet of daisies as a centerpiece, group five or six flowers together and tie them with a satin ribbon in a 'spring' color like yellow or pastel pink or blue. For a larger bouquet, several flowers in the same color scheme easily make an attractive gift bouquet. If you're giving a flower gift to someone whose favorite color is white, giving a collection of calla lilies and white roses and carnations in a clear glass vase is sophisticated and impressive.

Significance

• It's also easy to make a flower arrangement that holds special significance when you use blooms from your garden. For instance, if you grow roses, put together a group of yellow roses in a decorative vase to display in your dining room or kitchen. Yellow roses are a sign of friendship, and should be placed anywhere in your home where you welcome friends and loved ones.

Considerations

• It's also a great idea to mix flowers of different colors together to convey a sentiment or add the right color combination to a room. For instance, if you're giving a floral gift to your mother or a lifelong friend, a mixture of pink and white flowers signifies gratitude (pink) and innocent love (white). If you want to add a pop of color to a room that features neutral colors like tan and brown, blooms in red or orange are ideal, as they will add more warmth to the room.