Here are easy tips to help you make beautiful flower arrangements. Think big but go small Wayne Gurnick, a Los Angeles-based wedding planner and member of the American Institute of Floral Design ...

To begin any arrangement, use floral shears or sharp scissors to cut the end of each flower at a 45-degree angle, and strip the foliage from the part of the stems that will be submerged in water.

“The COVID-19 pandemic made pre-planning final arrangements more of a normal conversation within the average household,” says Lindsay Horner, Cemetery Pre-Planning Director at Arbor Memorial ...

For advice on making holiday blooms last — and on making unique floral arrangements — Good Housekeeping interviewed Jill Slater, a floral expert for HGTV and a spokesperson for ...