A selection of live flowers. General requirements

Before decorating the holiday table with flowers, look at what vases you have. If you are used to buying cheap vases, but different in shape, you have much more opportunities for your imagination to manifest.
Flowers look particularly good in pastel-colored vases with a matte, translucent surface. If you have your own garden, first remember what flowers grow in it, and think over their color scheme in combination with the service and the tablecloth. It should be remembered that it is better to put flowers of one species in a vase. If you want to make a bouquet of different flowers, do not get carried away by the diversity, pay attention to the harmony in the color scheme of the bouquet. Flowers with large, beautiful leaves are placed in vases without additional greenery. Cut flowers to the desired height are pinned onto a “hedgehog” or inserted into a low vase with special holes. Flowers with weak, thin stems, keep badly, so do the following: tie together three or four flowers and plant them on the "hedgehog". If a flower has an empty stem, then a piece of the stem of another plant with a strong stem is inserted into it and only then it is punctured.

There are warm and cold colors. To warm - include yellow, orange and red. The warmest is orange-red. Cool colors: blue, green and purple. True, there are shades that can make the color more warm. For example, a yellow-green shade is warmer than blue-green. Neutral color is white.