Submerged Baby's Breath Centerpieces Help

Have you practiced this before? I would suggest going to a florist and trying it before the wedding.. you may regret it if you don't. No suggestions other than that, sorry.

Just here to say it took me a little too long to connect that we're talking about flowers and not human babies.

@danilaughs Me too! Definitely did a double take reading the title.

This is a pretty easy & inexpensive one to do a trial run or two to make sure it works the way you're hoping.

Looooool! That title doooooe.

I would go speak to a florist even if you don't plan on purchasing from them.

I agree with the OP about practicing this. I am doing something similar with calla lilies. My lily stayed fresh looking submerged in water for nearly two weeks lol. But calla lilies are very sturdy flowers. I would test it out this weekend.

Ask the florist when you should buy them and how long they will last.

Idk if this will help but they make this gel stuff that is liquid at first then dries and looks like water. It might make them last longer and things will stay in place

View Quoted Comment I love this Calla Lily decoration.

Did the lily stay in place easily once submerged?

did you literally just put it in water?

View Quoted Comment Thanks! Yes they did and because calla lillies are such sturdy flowers I just cut the stem a little longer than it looks (visually) and bent it. I then added the stones over it. I tested this for like 3 days lol they never came up or anything. I even coached the florist on how I did it for the wedding and they came out beautiful! Hope that helps!

View Quoted Comment Whoops! Sorry I guess they lasted another week after I left my parents house (we had a destination wedding) sorry! I forgot! They are really sturdy! Lol #BrideBrain

You should be able to spritz them with water the days leading up to the wedding to keep them fresh.

I’m wondering the same exact questions you had. What did you find out?