What Does Preserved Flowers Mean?

Floristry has a special place in the modern world. Today, many people prefer to have beautiful floral compositions at home, in the office, or in another room for variety and to create a cozy atmosphere. This is not only limited to bouquets but includes wreaths on the door, decor on the arch, crowns on the head, and other elements. At the same time, an essential element is the shelf life they offer, which is why so many prefer to use preserved flowers.

Such flowers are popular in wedding floristry, interior compositions, and gift bouquets. Therefore, it is wise to start by defining preserved flowers. This is lifelike preserved floristry—fresh flowers that retain their appearance and freshness when processed without needing care, water, or light. We suggest that you take the time to further understand what the secret of longevity is and how these pieces are created.

Want to know the secrets of how preserved flowers are made?

Stabilized flowers are created using unique technology to treat living plants. The stabilization process involves replacing the natural plant juice with a unique glycerin solution. This produces a freeze-like effect that keeps the preserved flowers looking fresh and pristine. Moreover, you will be pleasantly surprised because they are not afraid of sunlight, don’t fade due to lack of moisture or lose color from dust.

After stabilization, the flowers are carefully dried, keeping their shape. Some flowers can be additionally colored to achieve more saturated shades. The best producers then send batches of flowers to our workshop to create unique and delightful compositions according to your request. If you want to order preserved wedding bouquets or a product to complement your image or decor, place an order on our website or contact our manager to discuss the details.