Flower Bouquet Costume
Wrap yourself in a vibrant, fresh-cut bundle of colorful blooms.
The Flower Bouquet costume is a whimsical, creative choice for anyone looking to stand out in a crowd. Perfect for spring events, Valentine's Day, or Halloween, this look transforms you into a walking floral arrangement. The outfit typically consists of a wearable bundle of colorful faux flowers framed by wrapping paper or fabric to mimic a florist's presentation.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~60 min
- Budget
- $25–65
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What you need for a Flower Bouquet costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Flower Bouquet costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
Assorted faux silk flowers
A large mix of colorful artificial roses, daisies, tulips, and greenery with sturdy stems.
DIY: Craft large flowers out of colorful tissue paper or cardstock.
Brown kraft paper or green felt
Thick wrapping material to form the outer cone shape of the bouquet.
DIY: Use a large piece of cardboard painted light brown or green.
Large satin ribbon
A wide red, pink, or white satin ribbon to tie around your waist as the bouquet bow.
DIY: Cut a strip of colorful fabric and tie it into a large bow.
Green or white base clothing
A simple green t-shirt and leggings to blend in as stems, or a white dress to act as a clean canvas.
Headband base
A plain plastic headband to mount extra flowers on for a crowned look.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Flower Bouquet costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on your base green or white clothing to act as the stems or background.
- 2
Wrap a large sheet of brown kraft paper or green felt around your torso, shaping it into an open cone that flares out at your shoulders.
- 3
Secure the paper wrapping in place using safety pins or a hidden belt, ensuring you can still walk comfortably.
- 4
Tie the wide satin ribbon around your waist over the wrapping paper, finishing with a large, decorative bow in the front.
- 5
Arrange and secure faux flowers along the top edge of the paper cone, letting them spill upward around your chest and shoulders.
- 6
Hot glue or wire a few matching silk flowers onto a plastic headband to wear in your hair.
- 7
Add a small printed 'To/From' florist gift tag pinned to the front ribbon for a finished touch.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup bright and fresh with rosy pink cheeks and floral-toned lipstick. Style hair in a neat updo or bun so the flower headband stands out clearly.
Flower Bouquet for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- One person goes as a flower bouquet and the other dresses as a gardener with a watering can and overalls.
- group
- Each person dresses as a different single flower type (rose, sunflower, daisy) to form a giant group bouquet.
- kids
- Use a smaller felt cone wrapped around a green onesie, topped with a soft fabric flower hat.
- Plus size
- Use flexible, wide craft foam sheets instead of stiff paper to wrap the body comfortably with plenty of room to move.
- pet
- A small green harness adorned with lightweight silk flowers around the collar.
Tips
- Make sure the paper or felt cone ends above your knees so you can walk and sit down easily.
- Use lightweight plastic or silk flowers rather than real ones to keep the costume light and prevent wilting.
- If using hot glue, assemble the paper and flower elements on a flat surface before putting the costume on.
- Keep a few spare safety pins on hand in case the wrapping paper shifts during your event.
Flower Bouquet costume FAQ
- How do I sit down in a flower bouquet costume?
- Use flexible materials like felt, fabric, or thin craft foam instead of stiff cardboard for the wrapping so it bends when you sit.
- What is the best way to attach the flowers?
- Safety pins, zip ties, or hot glue work best to secure the faux flower stems to your clothing or the outer wrapping wrapper.
- Can I make this costume last-minute?
- Yes, simply wear a white dress, pin a few faux flowers to your collar, and tie a large red ribbon bow around your waist.
Did you know? The tradition of giving flower bouquets dates back to ancient Egypt, where flowers were selected carefully for their symbolic meanings and religious significance.