DIY Princess & the Frog Bouquet
Today’s my bestfriends birthday and she absolutely LOVES Princess & the Frog!! I saw someone on instagram make it but I couldn’t find a way to contact them and i’m a pretty crafty person myself so I thought why not attempt to make it on my own.
I did my research on a few people who makes them and used my own judgement to help with a few other things that weren’t shown and here’s how I did! What do you guys think ? #letschat
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Okay, so many of you asked for the details on my Princess & the Frog bouquet, and I'm so excited to finally spill all the crafting secrets! Creating this magical gift for my best friend was such a joy, and honestly, it’s much simpler than it looks. If you’re looking to make a unique, handmade present or even a stunning centerpiece, this DIY guide is for you! First things first, gathering your materials. For my Princess & the Frog themed bouquet, I focused on a regal green and gold palette with hints of white. Here’s what I used: Artificial Roses: I found beautiful ivory and emerald artificial roses. Mixing these two colors really captured the essence of the bayou, especially with the darker green. Green Foam Cone: This was my base for shaping the bouquet. Fairy Lights: Small, battery-operated fairy lights (warm white) made the bouquet truly sparkle, giving it an enchanted glow. 3D Butterfly Wall Decor: I repurposed some delicate golden 3D butterflies to add that extra touch of whimsy and elegance. Flower Wrapping Paper: I chose a lovely dark green and a lighter, shimmering gold flower wrapping paper to complete the look. Hot Glue Gun & Glue Sticks: Essential for securing everything. Wire Cutters (optional): Handy for adjusting flower stems. Now, let's get to the fun part – assembling your very own Princess & the Frog flower bouquet! Prepare Your Base: Start by securing your artificial roses into the green foam cone. I began with the larger emerald artificial roses as my focal point, then filled in around them with the ivory artificial roses. Play with the arrangement until you get a full, round shape that feels balanced. Don't be afraid to use hot glue to keep them firmly in place, especially if your stems are loose. Weave in the Magic: Once your flowers are arranged, gently weave the fairy lights through the bouquet. I wrapped them around some of the stems and nestled the tiny bulbs among the petals. Make sure the battery pack is easily accessible but hidden, perhaps tucked into the base of the cone or secured at the back. When you turn them on, the whole bouquet comes alive! Add the Golden Touch: This is where the 3D butterfly wall decor comes in! Carefully attach the golden butterflies throughout the bouquet. I used a dab of hot glue on the back of each butterfly to secure them to the flower petals or leaves. These butterflies truly elevate the green and gold bouquet theme. Wrap it Up: Finally, it’s time to wrap your masterpiece. Lay out your chosen flower wrapping paper. I layered the dark green underneath the shimmering gold for a rich effect. Position your bouquet in the center and carefully gather the paper around it, creating a beautiful cone shape. You can secure it with a ribbon or simply use a bit of tape on the back to hold the folds in place. And there you have it – a gorgeous, handmade Princess & the Frog bouquet! This design isn't just for bouquets. You can easily adapt it for Princess & the Frog centerpieces DIY. Instead of wrapping, place your finished flower arrangement (perhaps without the cone, using floral foam in a vase) into a beautiful vase or a decorative pot. You could even add some faux lily pads around the base for an extra touch of the bayou, perfect for quinceanera centerpieces or a themed party. If you're wondering "what flowers are in Princess & the Frog", while the movie doesn't feature specific named flowers, the overall aesthetic is lush greens, subtle whites, and touches of gold, which our artificial roses beautifully capture. For those interested in a "princess money bouquet," you can cleverly fold dollar bills into flower or butterfly shapes and tuck them among the artificial flowers before wrapping! I hope this gives you the confidence to try making your own! It’s such a rewarding project, and the recipient will absolutely adore the personal touch. Let me know if you create one!



Omg these are so so cute! I wish I could make them on my own 🥲 I used to be able to but I don’t think I could now