How to Make Two Colors Work Together in a Flower Arrangement

🌸 *IN THIS FLOWER ARRANGING TUTORIAL*

You'll learn:
What a bridge flower is and how it connects contrasting colors
How to choose flowers that create a cohesive color palette
How to use the 60–30–10 color proportion rule in floral design
How to arrange flowers at different heights and angles
How to create a balanced, all-around arrangement in a simple vase
How to use foliage to build shape and support your color palette
How to avoid overcrowding your arrangement
How to find bridge flowers in your own flower selection

I'm using Cherry Caramel phlox to connect creamy blush-colored dahlias with rich purple Ivanetti dahlias. You'll see how a flower with multiple colors can bring an entire floral design together.

The best part? You can use this technique with many different flowers and color combinations. Once you learn to spot bridge flowers, you'll have a new tool for creating beautiful flower arrangements with confidence.

*CHAPTERS*
00:00 How to make contrasting flower colors work together
00:17 What is a bridge flower?
01:20 Choosing a vase and starting the arrangement
01:39 Using foliage to build shape and connect colors
02:58 Adding line flowers and introducing pink
03:50 Designing an arrangement that looks good from all sides
04:42 Adding Cherry Caramel phlox
06:26 Adding dahlias and planning color proportion
06:52 The 60–30–10 color rule
08:06 Preparing dahlias for floral design
09:59 Placing flowers at different heights
10:14 Floral design proportions: how tall should an arrangement be?
11:19 Avoiding overcrowding your arrangement
12:01 Fine-tuning the color connections
12:31 Other flowers you can use as bridge flowers
13:04 The finished flower arrangement

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