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New York Florist Amy Merrick Shows How to Style Mothers Day Flowers

— April 2, 2013 — Art & Design
Take a closer look at these rustic Mother's Day flowers and you'll realize they're actually made from paper! The vintage arrangement was created by in-demand New York florist Amy Merrick. For this colorful burst of vivid flowers, Merrick decided to mix real flowers with paper-made ones to add a playful twist.

The choice of a modern-white teapot (by West Elm) instead of the usual vase also gives this arrangement a blooming feminine edge. These bright colors would go down a treat with any mums who appreciate the simpler things in life.

The florist behind this cute arrangements says, "I really loved the spring flowers – especially the tulips, hellebores, and also the roses. Their sunny colors are so necessary while we wait for the weather to warm up."


Trend Themes

  1. Paper-made Floral Arrangements — Explore the potential of using paper-made flowers in floral arrangements to offer a unique and sustainable alternative to traditional bouquets.
  2. Mixing Real and Paper Flowers — Experiment with combining real flowers and paper flowers to create visually striking and unexpected floral displays.
  3. Alternative Vase Options — Consider using unconventional containers like modern-white teapots to add a modern and feminine touch to floral arrangements.

Industry Implications

  1. Floristry — Florists can adopt paper-made flowers and unique vase options to differentiate their offerings and cater to eco-conscious customers.
  2. Craft and DIY — The craft industry can explore the opportunity of creating and selling kits or materials for making paper flowers at home.
  3. Home Decor — Home decor retailers can showcase and sell alternative vase options that add a touch of uniqueness and style to floral arrangements.
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