Container, ferns, additional greenery, roses, orchids. Quantities and design vary by preference.
Fill halfway with fresh water and floral preservative to keep flowers healthy.
Insert ferns cut to fit the container—longer stems at the bottom for stability.
Add greenery, then alternate roses and orchids around the outside, working inward until the container is full and stems are secure. Ensure all stem ends are in water. For a rounded top, cut all stems to equal length. Add flowers until desired look is achieved—no strict limit.
If preferred, a florist can create the arrangement, but these steps let you make your own quickly.
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