The Art of Gifting: How to Wrap a Bouquet in Silk
The Art of Gifting:
How to Wrap a Bouquet in Silk
Flowers for today. Silk to keep.
There is something special about receiving flowers. But when the bouquet itself is wrapped in silk, the gesture becomes something more, two beautiful gifts in one.
A silk scarf transforms a simple bunch of flowers into a thoughtful, luxurious gift. The flowers can be enjoyed now, while the scarf remains long after the last stem has faded.
Perfect for birthdays, Mother's Day, anniversaries, thank-yous or simply because.
Two Gifts in One
Once the blooms have been enjoyed, the scarf can be worn or styled in countless ways, and the lucky recipient will always think of the giver when wearing their scarf,
Instead of wrapping that is discarded, the wrapping becomes part of the gift.
Silk to keep.
How to Wrap a Bouquet in Silk
It doesn't need to be perfectly tied. A little softness in the silk makes the finished bouquet feel relaxed and effortless.
Fold
Fold your scarf on the diagonal and bring the corners towards the centre.
Wrap
Place the scarf around the stems, positioning it just beneath the flowers.
Tie
Bring the ends together, keeping a little softness in the silk.
Finish
Finish with a relaxed bow and allow the corners to fall naturally.
Make It Personal
Choose flowers that pick up colours within the scarf, or create contrast with a simple bunch of white or cream blooms.
For an even more thoughtful gift, choose a scarf specifically for the person receiving it, a colour, artwork or print that reminds you of them.
Add a handwritten card and very little else is needed.
A Gift Within a Gift
Flowers may only last for a little while, but the scarf remains — something to wear, style and rediscover long after the occasion has passed.
A bouquet wrapped in silk isn't simply a beautiful way to give flowers. It's a gift within a gift.
The Art of Silk
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