Every bloom in a bouquet tells a story. In Pamela Anderson's Mother's Day arrangements, each flower stands on its own and also comes together for a stunning final product.
We spotted the actress's gorgeous bouquets in a recent Instagram post, and they're a masterclass in arranging flowers like a pro. To understand what makes Pamela's arrangments so stunning, we consulted with Rachel Bull, master gardener and Head of Gardens at Homes & Gardens. We discussed what makes these bouquets special, and the pieces you need to recreate them.
The first thing she notices is how the bouquets have a distinctly modern feel that taps into 2025 floral trends. Rachel explains: 'They are defintely contemporary arrangements, I'd say. All very bold flower choices.'
Shop Editor's Pick Vases
No matter your flowers, choosing the best vase extends their longevity and allows you to display them in the prettiest way possible. Here are a few of my favorite glass vases, to echo Pamela's look.
This beautiful gold and glass test tube vase would be gorgeous on a window sill. The vases are hinged to be tilted in different ways to create a different effect.
An ikebana vase keeps the flowers separate with a lid with holes in it. This makes it easier to replace the water and add food to the flowers.
This gorgeous footed vase is made of white ceramic and lets your flowers shine. It would be gorgeous on a bedside table or in a living room.
Furthermore, instead of using traditional leafy sprigs, Pamela's bouquets integrate green with an alternative pick: green fragrant flowers. Rachel explains: 'So instead of using a lot of foliage, the green comes through in the choice of green flowers, which is in-keeping with such a bold style where every single flower has a starring role.'
What blooms feature in Pamela's summer flower arrangement? Rachel spots green hydrangeas, bells of Ireland and viburnum opulus roseum are the lime balls in the arrangement on the left.
She states: 'Big cymbidium orchids are in there, lots of roses, spray roses. I can also see jasmine trails coming from the vase on the left (not in flower yet) - so there would be a more delicate touch added from that and of course scent. That will help to soften the large blooms.'
Better yet, Rachel explains that you don't have to worry about how to keep flowers fresh in a vase with these blooms. She remarks: 'These arrangements would be super long-lasting, as all these flowers are hardy in a vase.'
Pamela Anderson is one of our favorite arbiters of taste, and this extends to her choice of flowers. Follow in her footsteps, and your arrangements will always stun.
