How to pack bouquets

The steps of wrapping the bouquet with wrapping paper are as follows:

1, select paper.

You can wrap flowers with almost any kind of paper. If you want a simple and classic look, choose ordinary brown kraft paper. To look more fashionable, choose wrapping paper or decorative wrapping paper. For a unique look, please consider using: newspapers,

Colored tissue paper for pages, music scores and old books.

2. Put the flowers on the paper.

Fix the middle of your flower stem with a rubber band. This will make them easier to package and prevent them from scattering on your paper. Put the flowers on the paper so that the rubber band is aligned with the folded edge of the paper. A small part of the stem will be wrapped. However, flowers have to be covered with a lot of paper to expose a lot of stems.

3. Fold the paper in half.

Put your paper on the table with the printed or colored side facing down. Turn the nearest side up so that you can fold it in half. Fold the paper at an angle to reveal some flat sides. If you don't use colored paper, you should fold the paper at an angle. This will create decorative folds on the packaged bouquet.

4. Wrap the flowers in paper.

Fold one side of the paper and cover it on the flowers so that the paper can reach the other side. Then you can roll up the bouquet and wrap all the paper, or you can fold the other side of the flower. This method will make the bouquet a little conical, which can wrap flowers of different sizes well.

5. Take several transparent double-sided tapes and put them on overlapping papers.

Press the pasted bouquets together so that when you remove your hand, the wrapped bouquets will not fall apart. If you don't have it, you can use hemp rope or thin rope. As long as you tie the rope or hemp rope tightly, the paper won't open. You can wrap a bow around the bottom of the paper to complete your bouquet. The bow intersects the stem.