Floral Design Vocabulary

2. Arrangements featuring fruits, leaves, and flowers, often in a natural or sculpted style.
3. Relaxed, natural arrangements inspired by traditional English gardens.
6. Arrangements using an S-shaped curve for movement and balance.
7. Creative arrangements with asymmetry and unconventional elements.
9. Simple arrangements inspired by the early colonial period, often using local flowers.
11. Flowers arranged in straight lines and a formal structure
12. Focuses on guiding the viewer's eye with lines and shapes.
15. casual and simple floral arrangement.
18. Grouping flowers together to create a strong visual effect.
19. Grouping flowers together for impact and visual weight.
21. A creative arrangement that doesn't copy nature but uses imagination.
22. Flowers arranged in concentric circles or rings, usually in a neat and formal way.
23. Wild and unstructured arrangements inspired by natural hedgerows.
24. Reflects modern trends in floral design.
25. Grouping different types or colors of flowers within an arrangement for visual impact and balance.
26. Classic and timeless floral arrangement styles.

1. Flowers and elements arranged submerged in water for a unique effect.
4. Like cascade design, with flowers and greenery flowing downward.
5. Arranging flowers in parallel lines for a structured look.
8. Flowers arranged in specific shapes or patterns, often using symmetry.
10. Natural and organic arrangements using various plant materials.
13. Floral arrangements inspired by the colonial style associated with Williamsburg.
14. Flowers flowing gracefully over the edge of a container, like a waterfall.
16. Arrangements with natural elements like rocks and driftwood.
17. Arrangements with many small flowers packed closely together.
20. Dramatic arrangements with bold colors and striking forms.