Getting finished arrangements to an event without smashing flowers is a common challenge. Here are two low-cost, effective methods.
Purchase a florist carrier (available in many sizes) designed to hold vases upright and protect flowers.
Fill men’s tube socks with sand, tie them off, and wedge them around each vase in a cardboard box. The weighted socks stabilize vases and prevent tipping.
Cut X-shaped slits in a cardboard box bottom, insert vases through the slits, and pack the box with paper or bubble wrap.
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