Dried and preserved flowers are real flowers that have been carefully treated though a natural drying process or glycerine to maintain their natural beauty, texture and colour. They are a beautiful alternative to fresh flowers and create long-lasting arrangements that can be treasured well beyond the moment.

With the right care, dried and preserved flowers can last for many years. Over time they may naturally soften in colour, adding to their organic and timeless charm.

No, dried flowers do not need water. They are designed to be enjoyed as they are — simply keep them indoors, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Always handle your florals with care.

Always display your dried flowers indoors and away from direct sunlight, avoid touching them to much as it can cause the flowers to break and shorten their lifespan.Keep your dried flowers in a dry place with low humidity for example not in bathrooms or where you are cooking.You can softly give them a light blow to remove dust that can occasionally settle on your dried flowers. Recommended to always complete this process outside.Dried flowers are delicate and should be treated with care, but when displayed correctly they are a beautiful long-lasting piece of décor to be admired.

Shedding is a natural process for your dried flowers especially pampas grasses or soft ferns. After time the pampas will reduce its shedding, they also can be sprayed lightly with hair spray to minimise. Soft ferns such as ming can drop their foliage so please handle with care.

Yes, we love creating custom floral designs tailored to your style, colour palette and occasion. Whether it’s a wedding, event, gift or home styling piece, each arrangement is hand made with intention and care.

Yes. We love creating arrangements that complement your personal style, home interiors or event colour palette. Custom colour requests can be discussed when placing your order to make your arrangements more personal.

Dried flowers can be a more sustainable choice as they are designed to last much longer than fresh flowers, reducing the need for frequent replacement.