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Co-authored by  wikiHow Staff | 17 References Explore this Article Learning Fingering Techniques Playing Chords and Scales Experimenting with Different Styles Ask a Question Related Articles Flamenco is more than a guitar playing style. It is an art form that originated in the Andalusia region of Spain, and incorporates music and dancing. You don't have to be from Spain to learn to play flamenco guitar, although familiarity with the culture may help. Flamenco uses the guitar in ways that may be unfamiliar to you, even if you're a more experienced guitarist. The techniques can be difficult, but with patience and persistence you can master them. If you want to learn to play flamenco guitar, it helps if you already know how to play classical guitar. [1] Part 1 Learning Fingering Techniques 1 Warm up your wrist and fingers before practicing.  Flamenco guitar requires tremendous dexterity and coordination in your strumming hand. Even if you've been

Co-authored by  wikiHow Staff Explore this Article Finding Inspiration Playing with Size and Color Putting It All Together Ask a Question Related Articles References You’re getting married, you’ve already made most of the countless choices that come with planning a wedding, and one of the few things left to decide is which flowers will go into the bridesmaids’ bouquets. This process can be an added stress, but if you keep in mind the color and size of your own bouquet and dress as well as the overall theme of your wedding, you can easily pick beautiful bouquets that fit your budget. Method 1 Finding Inspiration 1 Fit the bridesmaids’ bouquets to your wedding’s theme.  If your wedding has a rustic, country vibe, you’ll want to avoid overly formal flowers like roses. If your wedding is rebellious and nonconformist, then traditionally softer flowers like lilies may not be a match. One way to match flowers to theme is to use their symbolic meanings. [1] Baby’s