Last Updated on October 6, 2022
Creating a Halloween flower arrangement is easy using these tips along with a little imagination
Creating A Halloween Floral Arrangement Should Not Be Terrifying!
It’s that time of the year for a fantastic Halloween floral arrangement how-to video from event florist Eddie Zaratsian.
You will love this video if you want to learn how to make a spooky Halloween floral arrangement!
It walks you through creating a scary good skull and bones Halloween arrangement, even if you have never tried making one.
Whether you are a seasoned pro or a newbie designer, this short tutorial lays all the mechanics out and is super easy to follow.
It’s a video I think you’ll enjoy, especially if you love decorating for Halloween as much as I do. Watch it and see if you agree.
Cool, yeah? I thought you’d like it! And I’m willing to bet you can’t wait to give it a shot, either!
On a side note, think about how quickly and easily you can create arrangements like this for any occasion by following the same framework.
Where To Source What You’ll Need
Fortunately, finding everything you need is easy. The materials and tools used to create this Halloween floral arrangement, including floral foam, Spanish moss, cellophane, wood stakes, glue gun, and glue sticks can readily be found online.
You can find the bag with the skeleton head and bones used in the video on Amazon.
Other creepy decorations can also be found on Amazon, eBay and Walmart at great prices.
Don’t forget about Dollar Tree, too! It’s one of my favorite places to find Halloween decor items to include in floral arrangements.
To arrange this one, you only need a few roses, some branches, and foliage. The video uses plum branches, but you could also use foliage like cotinus or “Smoke bush.”
Check with your local florist. They should be able to get you a bunch. I’d also get the roses from them at the same time.
A short hike in your area should net you all the branches you’ll need. You can substitute faux flowers and foliage for fresh blooms if you want a permanent arrangement.
Allow me to welcome you to this site. My name is Greg Johnson, and sharing floral-related information is why I decided to create this blog.
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Alright, before anything else, I’ve got a confession I want to make. Admittedly, my personal needs are to thank for this site’s existence.
I love watching floral design videos (like the skull and bones Halloween floral arrangement video you just finished watching). I just wanted a place to revisit all my favorites under one roof.
I also like taking advantage of a good opportunity when I see one. I want to be transparent here.
If I can start a super cool blog that others enjoy anywhere near as much as I do and maybe even earn a little revenue, then I don’t personally see any reason to feel bad.
I’m a pretty straightforward person, if you couldn’t tell. Even so, sales pitches suck. They’re not my style, and making money is not my key motivator for running this blog.
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