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The response on my previous post By the Numbers was such a hit that I’m doing it again. 
What goes into a floral wreath? For this beautiful hot pink, pink and orange wreath, we chose to use a combination of roses, dahlias, hydrangea.
Here's my recipe for this 24 inch floral wreath -
7 Stems of Hot Pink Hydrangea
24 Stems of Hot Pink Roses
24 Stems of South American ‘Orange’ Roses
10 stems of Two tone Spray roses
10 Stems of Orange Dahlias
10 Stems of Hot pink Dahlias
10 stems of Green Hydrangea
1 Round Wreath Foam
2 pieces of 14 inch chicken wire
1 Bolt of 3 inch wide ribbon
1 Bowl Tape
3 to 4 cloth covered wire
Happy Bride = priceless!
Photography by Lisa Lefkowitz
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hi nancy! your posts are always one of my my faves because they’re so informative and filled with drool-worthy pics! like nicole said, it really gives us a sense of all the work that goes into your creations!
Jenn
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I often feel bad writing about what is behind the beautiful arrangements…..But I’m glad you like it. I’ll do another one!!! Look out for BTN part trois.
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Nancy @ Nancy Liu Chin Designs, San Francisco
Vendor: Florist
Website: Nancy Liu Chin Designs
About Me: A San Francisco native, Nancy graduated from the University of California - Berkeley's Haas Business School where she studied finance and marketing. Beyond running her floral studio, Nancy is a huge fan of Top Chef, loves to travel to exotic locations, is an avid reader of contemporary fiction and considers herself on Team Edward (Twilight fan!), entertains friends in her loft style home in San Francisco's SOMA neighborhood, and can be found at SF Giant's home games. Nancy and her husband, Kevin are a dynamic pair and can be frequently seen walking their white Bichon Frisee, Chin Chin around the city and lounging at cafes sipping Italian sodas.
I am glad you posted this, it gives a sense of how many flowers actually go into a wedding floral creation and how much work. Level sets expectations about the cost of floral pieces