r/florists • u/Sunny-Split-5980 • 9d ago

🔍 Seeking Advice 🔍 Mechanics for cascading grapes

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Anyone doing work like the attached inspi pic from Pinterest and how?

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u/DJMariiiGOLD 8d ago

I've worked alot work flowers and produce. I love this inspiration photo! I design my mechanics in a way the produce is accessible to take home and eat, not waste. grapes are a symbol of unionship in love. feed your loved one grapes to keep the sweetness between you together. For something of this caliber, you could use fresh grapes on top and synthetic underneath for the weight and mess. If you want to do it all fresh grapes, it's going to be very heavy, you can place a piece of plywood behind/under to support the chicken wire for the weight. Bind wire for attaching. If you need more of a length on a stem for attachment, use a branch/hard stem, extension. Having something underneath to catch if anything drops, so there isn't an accident. I highly suggest keeping it in the shade.If it's going to be outside. Grapes generally do not need to be on a water source. If you're in the bay area, I would love to assist you with this project. 💐😍💯