by Derian Banzhaf | Jan 13, 2026 | Uncategorized, Flower Care
Fresh flowers can last days longer when they’re cared for properly from the moment they arrive. Whether you’re prepping blooms for a wedding events, or your own home, these simple steps will help your flowers stay hydrated, vibrant, and beautiful. Prep...
by Derian Banzhaf | Jun 24, 2025 | Money Saving Tips for DIY Wedding Flowers, Uncategorized, Flower Tips & Trends, Flower Care
Whether you’re prepping blooms for a DIY wedding, baby shower, or event, the goal is always the same – keep the flowers looking fresh for as long as possible! At Blooms by the Box, we know how much time, energy, and love goes into flower arrangements. Here...
by Tina Merola | Nov 4, 2023 | Wedding Budgets, Flower Tips & Trends, Flower Care, DIY Weddings
Planning and organizing your flower strategy is important for a stress-free bride when doing your wedding flowers. Determine what types of floral arrangements and bouquets you want to create, your budget, and what flowers are best for your wedding flowers. When...
by Derian Banzhaf | Sep 30, 2023 | Uncategorized, Flower Tips & Trends, Flower Care
One of our most asked questions is what supplies do I need to care for and arrange my flowers? The answer of course varies dependent on a few factors. We are going to break it down and let you know the basics as well as what you might need for a few common DIY flower...
by Tina Merola | Jul 9, 2022 | Flower Tips & Trends, Flower Care
It is important to know how to care for ranunculus flowers as these flowers are known for being a bit more delicate than most. This flower, by far, is a favorite flower among brides-to-be. The size of the bloom will vary from 1 inch to 2 inches in diameter. Many...
by Tina Merola | Sep 25, 2021 | Flower Tips & Trends, Flower Care, DIY Weddings
Thinking about Do-it-Yourself wedding flowers… but you feel a little defeated because you have never arranged flowers in your life. Don’t underestimate yourself! YOU CAN DO IT! Doing your own wedding flowers isn’t cheap; it’s just more affordable. It all depends on...
