Grouping is a technique used to create a unified look by combining several flowers of the same type or color. Banding is a technique used to create a linear pattern by combining several flowers of the same type or color. Binding is a technique used to attach several flowers together to create a larger arrangement. Shadowing is a technique used to create depth by placing flowers of different heights in the same arrangement. Sequencing is a technique used to create a sequence of different flowers in the same arrangement. Framing is a technique used to create a frame around the arrangement by using foliage or flowers. Zoning is a technique used to divide the arrangement into different sections. Parallelism is a technique used to create a parallel pattern by using several flowers of the same type or color. Skeletonizing is a technique used to create a skeletal structure by using foliage or flowers. These are the most common floral design techniques used by florists to create beautiful and unique arrangements. By using these techniques, florists can create stunning arrangements that are sure to impress.
