Floral arrangement without oasis.

Today I will use these flowers. I have astromeia, white astromeia, pink lavender-colored lefkujen, white and green hortensia, pink-colored roses. That's beautiful. I have a lavender-colored delinium. I will probably use a few nelkons, which I have here. Forget about the tablecloths. They are also beautiful. I have a few more mini nelkons here. Probably as filling material. I'm not sure yet. I will use the Italian ruscus. Oh, no, excuse me, that's not Italian ruscus, that's Hebrew ruckus. And I also have the lilies. They are short. It doesn't matter how many I put in the vase. So I will work with it and then show you the vase. At the moment I have arranged the flowers in the order in which I will use them. And in the end I left the filling materials and the beautiful grass at the beginning. I start with the largest flowers. But first I have to put the green stuff on the base, because the green stuff serves as a tool to keep the flowers in the desired position. This is one of my tools. So I will use it. That doesn't mean that they won't move, but at least they help you a little. The base is already filled with water. So you don't have to do anything but work with it. Let me see, one more. Yes, I think that will be enough. I always try to work with three flowers, three of each flower or three flowers in different lengths, because that helps me with my design. Okay, maybe one of these. When I have used these flowers, everything will move. So don't let yourself go crazy. You still have time to put the flowers under. Well, it didn't move. Not now. Maybe a few minutes ago. So I have two of them. I don't want to use three, because I just want to show or define the lines of this arrangement. I have two sticks. I put one over here. The second one goes here. It gets more and more complicated. It gets more complicated to place the flowers and the base because of the leaf.