Dried and Preserved Wedding Flowers
Benefits of Dried and Preserved Wedding Flowers
- Long Lasting – These flowers maintain their beauty long after the big day, offering keepsake or home décor pieces.
- Prepare Ahead – Design floral arrangements weeks in advance without worrying about wilting, stress or seasonal availability.
- No Waste – No water, no spoilage – ensures maximum use of every stem with minimal waste, ideal for sustainable weddings.
- Mix With Fresh – Combine with fresh flowers for dynamic textures and modern arrangements that balance fragrance with durability.
Popular Wedding Flowers in Australia
- Preserved Roses – timeless and available in many colours and sizes
- Bunny Tails (Lagurus) – soft texture, ideal for boho weddings
- Banksia & Tea Tree – native Australian dried flowers
- Hydrangeas & Ruscus – versatile fillers with preserved elegance
How Are Dried and Preserved Flowers Used in Weddings?
- Bridal bouquets and buttonholes for lasting keepsakes
- Table centerpieces and aisle decor with preserved elegance
- Hair accessories, floral crowns, and cake toppers
- Used in arches, welcome signs, and backdrops
How to Save Money on Wedding Flowers
- Choose dried and preserved flowers for long-lasting value and zero waste
- Mix preserved with fresh to create fuller arrangements at a lower cost
- Buy Ready 2 Go bunches for affordable, pre-designed options
- Order in advance to avoid last-minute premium pricing
Are DIY Tips and Tricks Available?
- Yes! The site offers DIY videos and tutorials
- Learn to reflex roses, shape palms, and get the most value out of your flowers.
- Tips help you get maximum value from each flower
Should I Choose Fresh or Dried and Preserved Flowers?
- Dried & preserved are ideal for lasting beauty and flexibility
- Fresh flowers offer fragrance but are short-lived and seasonal
- You can mix both for a fuller, more dynamic look
What Happens to the Flowers After the Wedding?
- Preserved flowers can be kept as mementos or reused
- Brides often frame or display them at home
- No wilting means they stay beautiful for years