A floral message sent by way of a striking tropical flower arrangement can be exciting, startling, or calming – but should always be memorable. The boldness of both the shapes and colors of the blossoms, and the texture of the leaves, are brought into sharp focus through carefully arranged empty space. Creative use of places for nothing is an essential part of the design of a powerful visual message and the creation of a form that “speaks” its message clearly.
In the tropical arrangement, Erol, carefully chosen flowers and plants were brought together for a woman to convey an important private story to a man.
The large central flower, Heliconia, is named for the mountain that was the mythical home of the Muses – inspiration for writers, artists, and inventors, and the flower is associated with youth and esthetic appeal.
The Bird of Paradise symbolizes the surprise of romance and both the freedom it grants and the faithfulness it inspires.
The Queen Protea flower, beautiful and mysterious, has bloomed on Earth for millions of years and symbolizes daring and the courage to pursue one’s dreams.
Orange roses represent even better things to come – and the strength to persevere.
Amaranthus symbolizes immortality, the Fern eternal youth, and at the base of all the flowers, the Moss represents generosity, both given and received.
The emptiness between and among the blossoms enhances the power of each as an individual part of a unique whole. Yes, in the design of striking tropical floral art, perhaps like in life, sometimes less is more.
