What are the classifications of flower arranging art? A detailed explanation of the three major principles of flower arranging

 Flower arranging and floral creation are like painting. Before starting, one should have "the flower in mind," that is, have a clear idea of the choice of flower materials, leaf materials, overall modeling structure, colors, and the final effect.

 The three principles of flower arranging:

First, harmony between the setting and the objects

 It is required that the flower arrangement work be coordinated with environmental conditions. The colors and composition of the floral arrangement itself need to be compared with the indoor lighting, furniture colors, Beijing colors, space size, appreciation objects, flower arrangement, and so on.

 And other phase coordination. If it is a mourning flower arrangement, then flowers and ordinary lighting should be used, and according to the commemorated person's character and life preferences, appropriate varieties should be selected; it must be solemn and dignified, and avoid sticky flowers and fresh flowers. On the contrary, large festival holiday flower arrangements are mainly for convenience and liveliness, and can be inserted into fire. Flower arrangements usually used for appreciation can be inserted in novel ways and work together with artistic innovation.

Second, color coordination

 This is a kind of flower with coordinated colors, used for flower arranging, which must be both harmonious and unified and have distinct contrast. Some are main colors, some are secondary colors, the starting point is relief, and the main color is strengthened; some of these two colors have no main point, and some are integrated into one color, with colors like stars. Likewise, but the overall color perception is formed. The coordination among the colors of the flower arranging materials should be based on the form of the flower arrangement. The overall effect of Eastern-style flower arranging colors is "elegance," while Western-style flower arranging is better.

Third, compositional elements

 The success or failure of the composition of a flower arrangement depends to a large extent on the composition. Eastern flower arranging styles pay more attention to the arrangement of branches and leaves. It is necessary to pay attention to stability, and also to have a strong sense of danger and rhythm. Western flower arranging is balanced, with a stable center of gravity. It is better to view it from all sides. Flower arrangements are usually divided into vertical shape, quadrilateral shape, diffuse shape, L shape, oval shape, horizontal shape, scattered shape, triangular shape, eyebrow shape, and ring shape.