Best Way To Transport Large Gumpaste Roses?
Decorating By dchinda Updated 13 Jul 2011 , 3:37am by Jeff_Arnett
I usually bend the stems and then put the flowers on a bed of crumpled paper towels, inside a cardboard tray. I've also transported them with the wires stuck into styrofoam. Both methods work fine for me.
You should always make a couple of spare flowers to take along. I've never had any break, but I always take extras just in case.
I usually bend the stems and then put the flowers on a bed of crumpled paper towels, inside a cardboard tray. I've also transported them with the wires stuck into styrofoam. Both methods work fine for me.
You should always make a couple of spare flowers to take along. I've never had any break, but I always take extras just in case.
Great, thank you for the quick reply.
I line plastic shoe boxes with press-n-seal with the edges of the sticky side down to adhere and the rest of the sticky side up. I then create rings made out of press-n-seal and place these in the bottom of plastic boxes. I create the size of the ring dependent on the size of the rose. The roses do not slip at all and stay put yet remove very easily from the boxes.
What is the best way to transport large gumpaste roses to a wedding venue? I do not want to attach the roses to the cake until I am at the venue but I am afraid they will break in transit.
I store my roses in plastic storage boxes with shredded plastic "easter grass".
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