"Lifetimes connection" by Ukrainian florist's society at FleurAmour 2015

At Fleuramour 2015, the Ukrainian florist's society was back again at Alden Biesen with their team. At this year's event, they were given a task to decorate the bridge at the entrance of the castle of Alden biesen.

After three days of working in the rain....the team competed their gorgeous project.

A warm welcome to visitors of the castle.

"Lifetimes connection" by Ukrainian florist's society at FleurAmour 2015

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This year the during Fleuramour 2015 the Ukrainian florist's society is back again with a team in Alden Biesen. This...
Posted by Flowerweb on Monday, September 28, 2015

What can you tell us about your project?:

In our project, bridge acts as a connection element between two worlds. When you cross the bridge you open a wonderful world of flowers, where fairy tale lives.

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How did you incorporate the theme “Party” in your project?:

We created special atmosphere and "party" mood by using different colors and shades.

What materials did you work with and why:

We worked with the following flowers: Calla, hydrangea, mini gerberas, Red Noami from Porta Nova & uncommon types of roses, anthurium, hypericum and berries

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Step by Step creation of "Lifetimes connection"

Creating Arches

Step one: Creating the Arches

We brought metal arches from Ukraine. On the arches we attached blocks of Smithers oasis. The metal was wrapped with plastic so that the water block and water would stay in place. After we started decorating with georgious flowers:

Like PORTA NOVA Red Naomi roses, And more flowers supplied by G-fresh, Pieter Kolk, Marginpar, LG flowers Lansbergen, Yourlily, Adomex, Anthura

Step one: Creating the Arches

Like PORTA NOVA Red Naomi roses, And more flowers supplied by G-fresh

Step one: Creating the Arches

Like PORTA NOVA Red Naomi roses, And more flowers supplied by G-fresh

Step one: Creating the Arches

Like PORTA NOVA Red Naomi roses, And more flowers supplied by G-fresh

Step one: Creating the Arches

Like PORTA NOVA Red Naomi roses, And more flowers supplied by G-fresh

Step one: Creating the Arches

Like PORTA NOVA Red Naomi roses, And more flowers supplied by G-fresh

Step one: Creating the Arches

Like PORTA NOVA Red Naomi roses, And more flowers supplied by G-fresh

Step one: Creating the Arches

Like PORTA NOVA Red Naomi roses, And more flowers supplied by G-fresh

Step one: Creating the Arches

Like PORTA NOVA Red Naomi roses, And more flowers supplied by G-fresh

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Step one: Creating the Arches

Like PORTA NOVA Red Naomi roses, And more flowers supplied by G-fresh

Creating the Wings & Floating Flower Circles

Creating the Wings

We collected branches from the forest. They were carefully selecetd and attached to a steel frame to form wings for the bridge. They placed the wood to form a natural pattern.

After which we hung the steel structure to the side of the bridge.

Creating the Wings

We collected branches from the forest. They were carefully selecetd and attached to a steel frame to form wings for the bridge. They placed the wood to form a natural pattern.

After which we hung the steel structure to the side of the bridge.

Creating the Wings

We collected branches from the forest. They were carefully selecetd and attached to a steel frame to form wings for the bridge. They placed the wood to form a natural pattern.

After which we hung the steel structure to the side of the bridge.

Creating the Wings

We collected branches from the forest. They were carefully selecetd and attached to a steel frame to form wings for the bridge. They placed the wood to form a natural pattern.

After which we hung the steel structure to the side of the bridge.

Creating the Wings

We collected branches from the forest. They were carefully selecetd and attached to a steel frame to form wings for the bridge. They placed the wood to form a natural pattern.

After which we hung the steel structure to the side of the bridge.

Creating the Wings

We collected branches from the forest. They were carefully selecetd and attached to a steel frame to form wings for the bridge. They placed the wood to form a natural pattern.

After which we hung the steel structure to the side of the bridge.

Creating the Wings

We collected branches from the forest. They were carefully selecetd and attached to a steel frame to form wings for the bridge. They placed the wood to form a natural pattern.

After which we hung the steel structure to the side of the bridge.

Creating the Wings

We collected branches from the forest. They were carefully selecetd and attached to a steel frame to form wings for the bridge. They placed the wood to form a natural pattern.

After which we hung the steel structure to the side of the bridge.

Creating Floating Flower Circles

To make a connection with the water under the bridge we made floating floral circles.

The circles were made of foam pipes covered by cordyline leaves. We than decorated the cirlcel with leaves and flowers which were stuck through and got water from the castle moat.

Creating Floating Flower Circles

To make a connection with the water under the bridge we made floating floral circles.

The circles were made of foam pipes covered by cordyline leaves. We than decorated the cirlcel with leaves and flowers which were stuck through and got water from the castle moat.

Creating Floating Flower Circles

To make a connection with the water under the bridge we made floating floral circles.

The circles were made of foam pipes covered by cordyline leaves. We than decorated the cirlcel with leaves and flowers which were stuck through and got water from the castle moat.

Creating Floating Flower Circles

To make a connection with the water under the bridge we made floating floral circles.

The circles were made of foam pipes covered by cordyline leaves. We than decorated the cirlcel with leaves and flowers which were stuck through and got water from the castle moat.

Almost ready!

Last cleanup before were ready for Fleuramour visitors