The way flowers are placed in a vase directly affects the visual effect and beauty of the entire floral work. So, how much should the flowers be exposed from the vase? There is no fixed answer to this question, because it depends on the size of the vase, the type of bouquet, and the overall design style.

We are a decorative vase manufacturer, so we are familiar with the decorative effects of related indoor vases. In this article, we will provide some general principles to help you find the best exposure height.

The height of the vase and the proportion of the flowers

Generally speaking, the height of flowers that should be out of the vase is proportional to the height of the vase itself. In general, flowers should be out 1.5 to 2 heights of the vase. For instance, if your vase is 30 cm high, the total length of the flowers should be around 45 to 60 cm to make the bouquet look balanced and natural.


The right proportion of vase and flowers

Selection of flower types

Different types of flowers have different height requirements. For example, petite flowers (such as small roses, lily of the valley, etc.) usually do not need too much exposure, while long-stemmed flowers (such as lilies, sunflowers, etc.) can have more room to stretch in the vase.

The proportion of lily of the valley sticking out of the vase
The proportion of sunflowers sticking out of the vase
The proportion of roses sticking out of the vase

Vase design and style

The design and shape of the vase will also affect the degree of exposure of the flowers. For example, a high-necked vase is suitable for slightly more exposed flowers, which can highlight the elegance of the vase; while a low-profile vase is suitable for a slightly more low-key flower display to avoid the unbalanced bouquet being too high.

High-neck vase
Low-neck vase

Overall beauty and balance

The most important thing is the overall balance of flowers and vases. When placing them, you should pay attention to the layering and extension of the flowers, avoid concentrating all the flowers on the top of the vase, and arrange them reasonably according to the natural posture of the flowers, so that the flowers are visually rich and layered.



The sense of layering in flower arrangement

Resumo

In general, the height of the flowers above the vase depends on the size of the vase, the type of flowers, and the overall decor style. A common choice is to keep the ratio between 1.5 and 2 times the height of the vase, and adjust it according to the specific situation to achieve the best visual effect and overall balance. Most importantly, try to show the natural beauty of the flowers and make each bouquet full of life and vitality.

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