Basic Elements of Design
This element creates movement in an arrangement.
What is line?
A common flower used in wedding bouquets.
What is a rose?
Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.
What are complementary colors?
This technique involves bending stems to create an arc.
What is crooking?
The ideal pH level for water used in floral arrangement
What is 5-6?
This element adds depth and interest to a floral arrangement.
What is texture?
This flower is known for its longevity in arrangements.
What is a carnation?
This color scheme uses different shades of the same color.
What is monochromatic?
The purpose of using floral foam in arrangements.
What is to support stems?
Best practice for cutting flower stems.
What is at an angle?
This refers to the space around the flowers in an arrangement.
What is negative space?
This type of flower is typically used as a filler in arrangements.
What is Baby's Breath?
The emotional impact of color in floral design.
What is color theory?
The technique used to create depth by placing flowers slightly Infront of the other.
What is layering?
Name one common additive to extend the life of cut flowers.
What is sugar or floral preservative?
This element refers to the visual weight and look of an arrangement.
What is balance?
This flower, often associated with sympathy, is commonly used in funeral arrangements.
What is a lily?
This term describes colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.
What are analogous colors?
This technique involves using different heights and lengths of flowers to create interest.
What is variation?
This is the best way to prevent bacteria from forming in the water of a floral arrangement.
What is changing the water regularly?
The arrangement should have this quality to feel complete and cohesive.
What is harmony?
This type of flower blooms in clusters and is often used in spring arrangements.
What is a hydrangea?
A color that appears duller when paired with its complementary color.
What is a desaturated color?
The technique used to secure flowers together using wire or tape.
What is binding?
The ideal temperature for storing cut flowers to extend their freshness.
What is cool (around 34-36°F or 1-2°C)?