How to Wire Flowers for Corsages & Boutonnieres | Mums, Lisianthus, Spray Roses & Ranunculus

Not every flower wires the same way — and using the wrong technique is exactly why corsages fall apart and boutonnieres droop by the end of the night. In this video I'm breaking down the exact wiring method for four of the most popular flowers used in corsages and boutonnieres so you can build with confidence every single time. Whether you're a beginner just learning wired florals or a working florist looking to refine your technique — this is the video you save and come back to every wedding season. What you'll learn: How to wire mums for corsages and boutonnieres How to wire lisianthus without damaging the delicate petals How to wire spray roses for the cleanest professional finish How to wire ranunculus so it holds up all day Which gauge wire works best for each flower How to tape each stem for a polished result Perfect for: Brides and bridesmaids doing their own florals Florists building corsages and boutonnieres for weddings and prom Floral students learning wired technique for the first time Anyone making wearable florals for Mother's Day, graduation or special events Flowers covered in this video: 🌸 Mums — hook Method 🌸 Lisianthus — delicate petals, gentle cross method 🌸 Spray Roses —cross method 🌸 Ranunculus — hook method, reinforcing the bloom 🌿 Want to go deeper? visit Petal Academy — on demand lessons, live coaching, and a community of thousands of designers at every level. 👉 https://petalacademy.com/products/fea... 📸 Tag us on Instagram @PetalAcademy — we love seeing what you create 🌸 New tutorial every week — subscribe so you never miss one