Flowers and color There are two trends.Natural colors: white, sand, greenery and earth colors. On the other hand, the Byzantine style, which has become popular in Europe in the last two years, is represented mainly by the German, Swiss and Dutch schools. Shades of red, orange, burgundy, purple - powerful, saturated colors, at first glance, do not go well with each other. Flowers and fashionThe motto of modern flower fashion is back to nature. Everything, from vases to fastening material, is natural if possible. Widely used wire in braiding, bast, moss, hemp rope, ribbons, all kinds of interweaving, nets, frames made of grass and twigs. Even a convenient and beloved by all oasis today is trying to be replaced with moss, and it is decorative in itself. Master classFlower arrangements photoDracaena rug Plate with olive branchplaced on a woven mat of dracaena leaves, complemented by milkweed flowers. Chrysanthemum mesh The Rigan chrysanthemums in this composition can be "planted" with cold glue (a composition that will not burn the plants) or secured with a floristic metal thread. Chrysanthemums are unpretentious plants, and such a composition without water or with its limited supply (moistened cotton swabs) can exist for about 4-5 days. Composition of white poppies Thin glass vessels, similar to chemical measuring cylinders, are fixed to the base of a wooden frame and decorated with moss. Simple white poppies are woven into a lattice of willow branches, fastened with hemp rope. Ranunculus, tulips and other soft-stemmed flowers can be used in this arrangement. Hydrangea Panel A bouquet of orange Mango calla lilies, florist Jeff Lezam's favorite flowers, against a backdrop of blue hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla) on mesh.Gloriosa Garland Lush Gloriosa Garlandsuspended on floral wire (broth) from reed stems tied together with raffia. This arrangement is very effective, but short-lived.Composition of sedge and fritillaries A wicker frame of green stems of hard sedge (Carex - Steelgrass - BB) is the basis of a composition with yellow fritillaries (Fritillaria), composed in a narrow elongated vase. Panel of roses This work uses the pie principle, in which a mass of flowers is grouped on a grid in a horizontal or vertical plane at one level.Roses in a glass A composition of flowers and rose stems in a vase filled with carbonated mineral water. The flowers are strung on a metal thread (in florist parlance, a "bouillon") tied to a stone, which holds the arrangement in the water. How to prolong the life of flowers