What kind of wreath is this?

Hi all,

I found these pictures and I am not sure what kind of wreath is this?

Any help.

Thanks,

Flower981, very beautiful but I have no clue as to type of blossoms these are. I think the base is rose bush branches....oh and WELCOME to BWS.

These look like silk flowers so they could just be a type of flower that doesn't exist in nature.

It is a beautiful wreath.

I thought the base looked like grapevines. The flowers look silk to me and possibly a type of tea rose.

Sandpiper

I thought grapevines too, but they appear a little thicker than most.

Welcome! Please jump around and post in the other forums.

I was thinking about this post last night before bedtime and remembered some flowers that these could be a member of, the spotted lily family perhaps.

thanks all

Hi all, I used to work for a florist. The wreath itself is not grapevine--there are no 'feeler' tiny branches running off the main stems. It may be willow, that is fairly bendable and would have a clean stem. The flowers are silk. The spotted flower does appear in nature. It is called an Alstromeria lilly. Comes in several colors naturally, several blooms on one stem. Hope that helps!

Ah hah!!! from the lily family, boy I'm good. And still believe the branches to be 'no thorn' rose bush branches. I use to make wreaths out of the ones in my own garden in Illinois. Thanks starting over for the info.