Flower Vase Shopping Guides

In spring, it is the best time to arrange flowers. The colorful and beautiful flowers will make your home more attractive. Whether you use ordinary flowers or exotic flowers, they will not look good, unless you place them in the appropriate vase. It is very vital to select the right flower vase. So have you prepared the vase? If not, follow our tips to get a fancy vase.

The first thing that needs to be considered is the size of the vase. Vases are available in all sizes. If you have few flowers, select a small vase, whereas if a bunch of flowers need to be arranged that you need to select a large flower vase with a wide mouth.

Distinguish the lip of the vase. Choose from a wide, thin, scalloped or straight lip on your vase. Use an oblong or V-shape lip for a flower arrangement which cascades over the lip, while a bud vase or cylinder vase with a small lip accents a single flower or a tall flower arrangement.

Consider the shape of the flowers when looking for a vase. For example, the rounded dome shapes of carnations look good in a spherical vase, and mixed flowers that have a variety of shapes with some weaker stems may be more appropriate in a ginger jar-shaped vase that has a wider center and holds the stems together close to the top.

The flower vase is not only responsible for holding the flowers, but for making sure they look as close to perfect as possible. Many will choose a clear or white vase as opposed to a colored one so the color of the vase won't clash with the color of the flowers or distract from their beauty. When purchasing flowers from a website or shop, it's typically best to choose the vase the business suggests — the floral designers usually supply the best option for showcasing the flowers.

The place where the vase is going to be placed also plays a vital role in the selection process. If the vases are to be placed on a shelf or a table, it is recommended to select vases with wider bases so that they do not topple over. If you want to place a vase outside the porch then select a longer vase so that it is noticeable.

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