Suncrest Journal

The Florist Tools Behind Our Bouquets

The bouquet gets the attention. The little tools behind it do a lot of the work. If you’ve watched Suncrest Flowers prepping stems, wrapping bouquets, or restocking a flower machine and wondered where something came from, we’ve gathered the links in one place.

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Start with the job you need to do

You don’t need to recreate an entire flower shop to make a bouquet. Start with the step you’re working on, then choose the tools that fit it. Our toolkit is organized into three small collections so you can find the relevant supplies without searching through everything else.

For prepping stems: the workbench tools

Kat’s Favorite Florist Tools brings together the curved snips, rose thorn strippers, micro wire cutters, and rechargeable mister from our shop list. Snips and wire cutters have different jobs; keeping them together in the toolkit makes it easier to find the right item when you need it.

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For finishing bouquets: wrapping essentials

The wrapping station has its own small cast of characters: paper-coated binding wire, a price-marking kit, and a handheld plier stapler. These are the supplies we’ve grouped around tying, securing, and pricing bouquets.

If you came here looking for the brown binding wire, it has its own direct link on the toolkit page. You can browse the full collection or go straight to the individual item.

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For flower vending: supplies from our setup

Our vending-supplies collection includes the paper cups used in our Winnsen machine, the Govee monitor used in our pink machine, and the acrylic, bumpers, hinges, and mounting tape gathered for our DIY Haloo screen-protector project.

Those are examples from our setup, not a universal parts list. Check your machine’s measurements and your manufacturer’s instructions before choosing supplies. If you’re still researching machines, start with your bouquet size, available space, and restocking routine.

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One place to find the links

The Suncrest flower toolkit has all three collections plus individual links for each item. Prices and options are shown on Amazon so you can check what’s available when you’re ready.

And if your favorite part is receiving the finished bouquet, we’ve got that covered too. Find Suncrest flowers in the Salt Lake Valley, then use our flower-care guide when you get them home.