Preserved floral bouquets
Although a bouquet of fresh flowers is a timeless and classic option that looks good in almost all celebrations, one option that is gaining more and more strength for its beauty and originality are the preserved bouquets. What do these types of bouquets have that catch us? When can they succeed as a decorative piece? And what sets them apart from fresh bouquets?
How are preserved bouquets made?
Preserved flowers refer to an organic type of conservation to maintain the original appearance of the flowers for a longer time. It is not a drying process as we have traditionally understood it; the dried flowers are really original and are perfect in preparations of more wild bouquets, but it is also true that they achieve a very specific look with which some brides may not identify with.
Although a bouquet of fresh flowers is a timeless and classic option that looks good in almost all celebrations, one option that is gaining more and more strength for its beauty and originality are the preserved bouquets. What do these types of bouquets have that catch us? When can they succeed as a decorative piece? And what sets them apart from fresh bouquets?
- To get a nice bouquet of preserved flowers you need to follow some steps:
- Grow the right flowers, in the right environment. Cultivation is one of the most important factors to achieve a perfect result in the preservation process.
- The 100% natural and biodegradable preservative liquid is applied. This acts as a substitute for the natural sap of plants, providing all the water it would need in its natural state. Organic compounds are used that trap the flower or the plant at the right time.
- No maintenance required. The preserved flowers retain all their beauty for months without the need for maintenance, water or light. Therefore, they are a perfect option for bridal bouquets, since they provide the confidence that they will not wilt before the big day.
Tips for keeping flowers preserved
To ensure that your bouquet of preserved flowers remains like it was the first day for a longer time, some of the main tips to follow are:
- Avoid direct and prolonged sun exposure
- Avoid direct exposure to moisture or water
- Periodically dust off your flowers with a soft cloth, air spray, or blow dryer – always carefully
- Avoid crushing or bending petals, flowers or foliage
- This type of preservation is more optimal for indoor plants
In this way you will be able to extend the life of your preserved flower bouquets for months or even years.
The preserved flowers thus become not only a central element of your wedding and your bridal look, but also a precious memory of that day that will accompany you throughout the years. If you want us to prepare a bouquet of preserved flowers for your special day, contact us and explain what your preferences are.
