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Thank you so much Michelle! I'm so happy that you enjoy them. :)

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Thank you so much!! We'll be putting another video out soon!

and also you make it look so easy!!!

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Thank you so much for watching! Stay tuned for more tutorials...soon!

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Hello Mai and thank you! This one took approximately an hour. But if I had to add a water source (oasis and/or water picks it would take a bit longer). They usually take me between 1-3 hours.

Yes, give it a try!

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What a sweet message! Thank you so much for your kind words. Enjoy!

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Hi Cathy, thank you! Ours was custom made, but you should be able to find a simple, portable metal arch online. Best of luck!

Hi! You have to work quickly and right up to the time of the ceremony, in heat. We spray crowning glory on it to keep it hydrated.

Depends on floral varieties, size etc. Our arch installations start at $1000

Our arches range from $800-4000. :)

thank you! Probably the $2000 range. Flowers are definitely the biggest cost here...especially since prices have almost tripled.

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Hi Mary Anne! Thank you! First off, I would get pricing from your local wholesaler to price your florals accordingly (don't undercharge!), and then I just do an hourly labor cost for the time it would take to build the arch. Hope this helps!

Hey, curious about something I’ve heard to be “industry standard “ pricing: wholesale cost x 4 + 30% Is that legit? Is that what you do? Curious about pricing my work as well!

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Hi Shey! You take the chicken wire, and lay it out flat. Then you fill it with some sturdy greenery (I like holly, etc) and roll it up. This makes a perfect base and things don't fall out as easily. Good luck!

Hi Chris...great question! I always make my arches right before the ceremony that way they're super fresh, and some flowers hold up better than others. These spring flowers definitely wouldn't hold up in the heat, so I would either water tube the tender ones or use oasis as the base under my chicken wire. Hope that helps!

Thank you Myesha! I've been doing it for quite awhile now, so I have a general idea. But I usually plan on 200-1000 stems depending on size of arch.

I would!

You're looking at $500-750 cost for the flowers for this arch. Less if you forage more items!

@@PassifloraStudio Thank you this helps a lot!

Hi Susan, yes, absolutely! We like to use chicken wire and water picks, but you can also use oasis caged bricks.

Hello! For our normal installations we do always use water. Usually we use water picks and chicken wire. The other option is caged oasis bricks. Freshness depends upon the weather. The cooler it is, and if it's out of direct sunlight, the longer the blooms last. Hope that helps!

Hello, and thank you for your kind words! I usually make them 4-5 hours ahead of the ceremony. I typically do not use oasis, just wanter picks, and I mist as much as possible, especially on hot days.

Thank you! I don’t transport, I build it on site. :)

@@PassifloraStudio I'm in a dry climate Utah how do keep moisture in the stem? without a water source? Or do you put them in small water tubes?

Hi! I usually do it several hours before the event.

Hello! We always do our installations as close to the event as possible. So, if a wedding is at 5pm, we would have our installation completed by 3:30pm. We water pick our florals and spritz them with water to keep them fresh. :)

Hi Rubi, if doing the night before I recommend using water picks and/or oasis jumbo cages in your installation. I do recommend though that the installation be done the day of.

Hi Hannah! Yes, I make this hours before the event. In a normal setting we would use water picks and/or oasis, and if hot, plenty of spritzing!

Hi! I picked them all from my garden. :)

@@PassifloraStudio wow would a garden tour/tips in the future be possible? 😄🤔😉

I had the arch custom built for our Studio.

Thanks for this, I definitely should've mentioned a water source. I recommend water picking or oasis.

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Well, most of these flowers survived out of water for four days, as they were traveling to me. But, I definitely recommend using some sort of water source when creating something like this. Water picks are our go to. Hope that helps! xx

Hi! That is dependent on the climate/weather when you're building it. In full sun, and heat, it will not last long. If it's very cool and in shade it will last longer. Also, different flower varieties last longer than others. Hope that helps!

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Yes you would secure the floral foam inside the chicken wire and you can make them 24-48 hours in advance if your blocks are soaked.

Hi Thomas, thanks for watching! Great question! Normally I would use water picks and/or oasis jumbo cages.

@@PassifloraStudioThank you so much for answering my question! This video was super helpful.

Thank you for your kind words Frances! I wrap the structure/frame with chicken wire, and attach it with zip ties. We water pick the blooms that we know we need constant hydration and try to stay away from florals such as hydrangea (would have to use oasis or some other direct water source for this). I allow 2-3 hours for an arch such as this one (4+ for more lush arches). Longevity of the florals depends on weather (heat, wind, sun, etc). In cooler climes and indirect sunlight, you can quite a long while out of the blooms. If hot and direct sunlight, you have to keep things misted constantly, and can expect it to last through the ceremony and possibly several hours after. Best wishes on your niece's wedding florals!

@@PassifloraStudio Thank you for taking the time to reply. I went down the rabbit hole and watched your entire series. Seriously, you have the best channel! -very natural & relaxed presence on camera, editing and audio is great but best of all your ability to clearly communicate while you generously share tips and tricks is great. Looking forward to more content! Thanks again.

I so appreciate you watching and your kind words Frances. Thank you so much, and best wishes on all of your floral endeavors! Hope to be releasing new content soon. Anything in particular that you would be interested in?