Rainbow Florist Supplies Ltd. Bouquet Table Display Clamp

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Bouquet Table Display w/clamp
Consisting of the basic Table Clamp & three alternative brackets:

A small clip to accept a standard
bridie holder (on the left of pic. - max. dia. ½"/12.5mm)
A cage to accept a hand-made sheaf
(max. dia. 1½"/38mm)
A larger ring to accept a hand-tied bouquet or a vase (see below) - max. dia. 3"/90mm)

Basic concept: the clamp fastens to the edge of a table, over the under-cloth. The bouquet mounting of choice slots on to the top bracket, so that the flowers will sit forward of the table edge.
(Click the picture, right, to see this)

Lower down is another bracket into which a layer of material, or a decorative foliage swag, can be clipped, to produce the ideas shown below.

Supplied singly.
Returns not accepted if packaging has been opened.

£7.20 +VAT EACH

This is the new, never previously available from stock in the U.K., 'Graceful Cradle Vit' which will hold a larger hand-tied, up to 3½" (90mm) in diameter. Interestingly, this could also hold a suitably shaped vase - we'd like to see pictures of what you do with yours!

\n\Here you can see the screw to attach the clamp to the table edge; the top bracket to hold one of the three 'vits'; and the lower clip.

Layer swathes of Organza Fabric or other material in the lower clip, and the 'vit' is then used to hold an arrangement against the edge of the table - suitable for any type of function, not just wedding receptions!\n\Use for the Cake Table, awards for presentation, buffet tables...

Here you can see the cage, just below the bouquet....\n\Full image

Another application, with a foliage garland attached to the lower clip....\n\Got a new idea? Send us your pictures!\n\Full image

Have an empty clip secured to the top table in front of the couples' places. On their arrival from the ceremony, the bride may place her bouquet into the holder where it will remain safe for the duration of the reception, ready for the 'throw-away' to come later.

Throwing the bouquet

Draping the over-cloth through the lower clip creates that cascading, flowing effect....

Invented by a florist, having spent hours creating bridal bouquets she saw that many were simply thrown on the table and damaged during the wedding reception. Although not quite so popular now, the tradition of tossing the bouquet could turn out to be a tragedy. The mother of seven daughters, the idea came into her head at the fifth daughter's wedding, when wax from the candles dripped onto her throw-away bouquet.

The first prototype consisted of a heavy metal clamp with curtain rings welded to it, and as the product developed it was trialled at the wedding of her youngest daughter, with no mishaps, stunning flowers and rave reviews.

Since putting the idea into production, many thousands have been sold all over the world. Although the product has previously been available in the United Kingdom, that importer chose to discontinue the product from their range - since when, Rainbow Florist Supplies has secured exclusive distribution for the British florists' trade.