Succulent Arrangement Expert Marialuisa Kaprielian Will Demo Bridal Bouquet Making at Succulent Extravaganza 2013
Castroville, CA (PRWEB) September 25, 2013 -- While many brides opt for traditional flowers that quickly fade, a recent trend of using succulent bridal bouquets is spreading from the West, where these low-water, resistant plants thrive. Marialuisa Kaprielian, owner of Succulently Urban, a succulent arrangement design firm, will be demonstrating to floral professionals and enthusiasts how to create a beautiful succulent bridal bouquet at this year’s Succulent Extravaganza.
Kaprielian, who has been designing succulent floral arrangements for more than 10 years, frequently works with brides looking for unique floral bouquets and centerpieces. Her succulent bridal bouquets, succulent combs, and succulent boutonnieres can be shipped anywhere without compromising their quality.
“Besides lasting longer than fresh cut flower bouquets, succulent bouquets are sustainable; when you are done with them you can replant them. Succulents are also available all year 'round,” explained Kaprelian.
At Succulent Extravaganza, Kaprielian will illustrate how to cut succulents for a bouquet, as well as how to wire the blooms to ensure stability. She will also teach attendees how to tie the bouquet and dress it, as well as how to care for the finished product. Her event will be at 3 pm at the event in Castroville, California on September 27, 2013.
About Succulently Urban
Based in San Diego, Succulently Urban caters to the wedding industry by providing unique succulent bridal bouquets and succulent centerpieces. Clients in San Diego, as well as anywhere else in the United States, can order customized succulent planters, terrariums, and party favors for events or home decor.
Owner Marialuisa Kaprielian designs succulent arrangements and bouquets with California plants like cotyledon, echeveria, and sedum, and artfully clusters them into miniature desert landscapes, terrarium form or wedding arrangements. These unique living centerpieces are a green alternative to the typical flower arrangement, and with little care these pieces can last well beyond the average week of a freshly cut bouquet. For more information please visit http://succulentlyurban.com/.
Marialuisa Kaprelian, Succulently Urban, http://www.succulentlyurban.com, 619.808.5662, [email protected]
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