Tulips are simple, beautiful, trumpet-ornamental flowers are not toxic in any way and come in a variety of wonderful colors (except blue classic), especially red, orange, white, yellow, pink, purple and violet. Some are lightly scented, but most are scent at all.
With regard to the wedding arrangements tulip following pitfalls should be avoided at all costs:
1.The plant is considered unusual, with a long, thick trunk, but not exclusively, only one flower per stem from. Which is not always the fact that the stems are hollow and very sensitive appreciated. If the physical handling of rods must be careful not to be too strong, as the stems bend or break easily.
2.The plants are thirsty and need water to survive. Once you take receipt of your tulips, you must immediately placed the plants in water, preferably in a cool, shady area. Before your bouquet, make sure you moisturize your tulips night. To prevent premature wilting, not in direct sunlight or expose tulips too hot ambient conditions.
3.After cutting, the tulips grow and can grow as much as two inches. It is a strange feature of the plant, and you must take this into account when building your bouquet. Two strategies to combat this phenomenon are either by extrapolating the composition of the bouquet as late as possible, or make bouquet to accommodate this growth.
4.If a red light means danger, death spells daffodil. Avoid at all costs designing a wedding bouquet with a tulip daffodil flower alternative. Daffodils can sap rays under certain circumstances, which could contaminate toxic to tulips and the tulip.
Particularly enjoy your tulips and have fun with the bouquets. Samples and white roses in a wedding bouquet can remarkably impressive visually and unique feminine. Finally, a wedding on fun and celebration, and if ever a tulip symbolizes an emotion, it would certainly be happy. If you take a memory card out of your wedding, I think you're lucky.
