The required materials are: flowers, scissors, bouquet wrapping paper or transparent plastic film, ribbon or hemp rope, bouquet bandage or rubber band, and bouquet moisturizing paper.

1, prepare flowers. Then soak in clean water.

2. Prepare a bouquet wrapping paper or transparent plastic film of appropriate size. Lay the flowers flat on the wrapping paper for future packaging.

3. Determine the height and shape of the bouquet, and trim the length of the flower stem as needed. Trim both ends of the flower stem with scissors to make them the same length.

4. Take out the flowers one by one and connect them into a bunch. You can choose the collocation according to the level and color of flowers, and the effect will be better.

5. Use a bouquet belt or rubber band to fix the bouquet. Fix a bandage or rubber band at the bottom of the flower stem to ensure that the bouquet is neat.

6. Put the tied flowers on the prepared bouquet wrapping paper or transparent plastic film. Fold a corner of wrapping paper or plastic film on the bouquet.

7. Start rolling down the wrapping paper or plastic film to completely wrap the bouquet. Make sure that the wrapping paper or plastic film is tightly attached to the bouquet to form a bundle.

8. Fix the tail of the bouquet wrapping paper or plastic film at the bottom of the bouquet with ribbon or hemp rope. You can choose to tie a lovely bow with ribbon or hemp rope.

9, check whether the bouquet is neat, and fine-tune as needed. You can gently adjust the position of flowers and the angle of stems to make the bouquet look more beautiful.

10, add several bundles of moisturizing paper at the bottom of the wrapping paper to keep the humidity and freshness of flowers for a longer time.

Matters needing attention in making bouquet packaging

1, select the appropriate packaging material. Use transparent patterned paper, colored paper, tulle or similar packaging materials. Ensure that the materials are clean and tidy, and can protect the bouquet well.

2. Prepare the right tools. Scissors, bouquet ribbons or ribbons, scotch tape, threads and other tools are needed to fix and decorate the bouquet.

3. Ensure the freshness of flowers. Make sure the flowers are fresh before packaging, and try to avoid damage or injury.

4. Color matching and design. According to the theme and color matching of the bouquet, choose the appropriate packaging materials and decorations. You can choose colors or other decorative elements to echo the flowers to enhance the beauty of the bouquet.

5. Create a sense of hierarchy. When packing a bouquet, the flowers can be layered and three-dimensional. Using different lengths of bouquet paper or packaging the bouquet into several parts can increase the visual effect.

6. Pay attention to details. Be sure to ensure that the packaging process is meticulous, and don't let the stems of the bouquets twist or bear great pressure. And pay attention to control the tightness of the package, and don't let the flowers be too crowded or squeezed.

7. Fix and protect the bouquet. After packaging, tie the bouquet with a bouquet belt or ribbon, and fix the position of the bouquet with transparent tape to ensure that the bouquet will not be loose during transportation.

8. Consider transportation and preservation. If the bouquets need to be transported for a long time, wet paper towels or bouquets preservative can be added to the package to prolong the fresh-keeping time of the bouquets.

9. Beautiful decoration. You can tie bows, trinkets or write greeting cards on the bouquet to add personalized decoration and make the bouquet more attractive.