Traditional western flower arrangement techniques include

The expressions of traditional western flower arrangement are as follows:

1, symmetry: western flower arrangement emphasizes the beauty of symmetry, and often uses mirror image and repetition to place the flower branches in the center of the vase or at the symmetrical positions on both sides of the flower branches to create a balanced and harmonious aesthetic feeling.

2, layering: Western flower arrangement emphasizes visual layering, usually arranging flowers in different positions, creating a sense of depth through the hierarchical relationship of space.

3, sense of space: Western-style flower arrangement pays attention to creating a sense of space, and often uses geometric flowers and vases to express a delicate sense of space through the comparison of space and shape.

4. Color matching: Western-style flower arrangement considers the matching of flower colors, and usually chooses flowers with similar or opposite colors for matching to achieve the effect of color coordination.

5. Proportion coordination: Western flower arrangement considers the proportion of flowers, and usually matches flowers with similar sizes to achieve the effect of proportional coordination. At the same time, flowers with appropriate size and quantity will be selected according to the size and shape of the vase.