DIY Living Plant Centerpieces
Hello brides, Caitlin from Glitter Guide here! A few weeks ago I shared a fun floral lesson from my wedding florist, but what I didn't tell you was I'm doing some of the flowers for our rehearsal dinner and wedding myself ! Not only is this a super affordable option for the bride on a budget - but they'd also make great favors, escort card...the options are endless. Living plant centerpieces are a cinch to put together, and today I'm sharing my top 6 tips.
1. Pick an assortment of plants that cover the three t’s: texture, tall, trailing so you can create an arrangement that will transfer to a pot and look great.
2. Fill your vessel with potting soil.
2. Fill your vessel with potting soil.
3. Wiggle the plants out of the container by pinching the bottom and squeezing.
4. Loosen the roots gently -- its ok to remove some if you need room in your vessel.
4. Loosen the roots gently -- its ok to remove some if you need room in your vessel.
5. Arrange them and add extra soil so they are firm and in place.
6. Water 3-4 times a week and replant in a planter with drainage after 3-5 days.
6. Water 3-4 times a week and replant in a planter with drainage after 3-5 days.