Kraft Paper Wrap: The Secret to Studio-Style Bouquets

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In this video I show you how I use kraft paper to wrap bouquets. It is the fastest, easiest and cheapest way I have found to protect and make my bouquets look great.

Kraft paper, especially recycled, is a sustainable alternative to plastic sleeves. I use a 30 pound weight paper which is pliable enough for folding and wrapping.

I demonstrate a typical bouquet wrap with my "double peaks" method. (I should trademark that.) I tear off sheet and fold it so that two corners are next to each other. I then place the bouquet with the blooms on top of the peaks. Roll and staple. Easy sweet peasy.

I also show a few other wrapping tips:

Using colored tissue paper for a fancy wrap
Doubling up for large bouquets
Covering up water wraps for presentation bouquets

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