Choose one large flower varietal such as a hydrangea or a rose along with 2 smaller flower varietals such as zinnias, Queen Anne’s lace or tulips.
Select colors that complement the colors of your shower theme and your tablescape.;
, Hosta leaves or wide tulip or daylily leaves make good choices.
,, Work with the bouquet until you achieve a pleasing arrangement.
, You want the tissue to touch the base of the blooms and wrap loosely around the stems to cover the wire or rubber band.
 A ribbon printed with a baby design will make the bouquet more personalized. You can also attach a miniature baby shower favor to the ribbon.
 You may need to trim your stems with pruning shears so that the bouquet will be the correct height.
 Tuck the cards into the bouquet.
 Alternatively, place the bouquets on a table near your door so that each guest can take one when he or she leaves.
Choose your flowers.
Choose greenery for your bouquet.
Lay a large leaf or group of leaves onto a work surface.

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Place a large flower on top of the greenery.

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Arrange the smaller flowers around the large flower.
Secure the bouquet with florist’s wire or a rubber band.

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Wrap floral tissue around the bottom of the bouquet.
Tie a ribbon around the floral tissue to secure it.
Place the bouquet in a small juice glass that has been filled 2/3 full of water and a flower preservative.
Write or print name cards for each guest.
Place the bouquets at each guest’s place on your serving table.
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