What is the definition of a triangular flower arrangement?

Answer 1

A triangular arrangement is one that has the focal points in a triangle, hence the name. When you put a focal flower at the top of the arrangement, then arrange the same type of flower to the left and right, it becomes a triangular piece.

For instance, using carnations, place the first carnation at the center of the arrangement, then place others to the left and right low in the container. Filling in the triangle does not necessarily have to be done using greenery, but does include secondary colors. Since it is generally accepted that the primary color is the focal point, it is best to use secondary colors that compliment the focal color.

The triangular arrangement is either single faced or in the round. The primary thing to remember if you are working in the round is to keep your primary color lower in the arrangement to make the triangle shape within the arrangement.

Note in the link below the blue and yellow arrangement and the glitter rose arrangement. Even though there are flowers above the primary arrangement, the triangle shape is still well defined by the blue flowers in the first arrangement, and the roses in the second arrangement.