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TIP As you arrange flowers around your chandelier, aim to make the blooms ‘talk’ to each other – like these three peonies, interspersed with filler flowers
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TIP Add flowers to the balloons first, then fill with water. You can gently squeeze and turn the balls to ensure the petals can be seen before freezing
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TIP If you make the corsage the night before your party, place it in the fridge on a layer of damp tissue. The flowers should stay looking fresh for 24 hours
TIP The flowers for your cake meadow should form a soft wave, with the taller blooms at the sides and smaller ones at the front, so the cake can be seen
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