DRIED FLOWERS
Arrangements of dried flowers are popular again! In fact, when it comes to interior design, they are one of the hottest trends this year. Just take a look at the Instagram feeds of major design influencers. An enchanting boho dried flower arrangement is bound to make an appearance.
Dried flowers have also become popular for Weddings. Having arrangements of dried flowers allows you to include out of season varieties. You also can’t deny the charm of an ‘everlasting’ dried flower bridal bouquet.
It is no wonder that you want to create your own display of dried flowers. Below you will find the selection of dried flowers that we offer and also some handy tips on how to arrange them.
Gypsophila
Also known as ‘baby’s breath’. Very versatile. The sprays of dainty flower buds can add instant height or width to create a large arrangement. Also great for filling space in flat or smaller ones.
Roses
Dried Roses create the centrepiece of an arrangement. Also beautiful on their own or with a few sprigs of gypsophila. Available in many colours so they go with any room’s colour or can used for any occasion.
Nigella
Otherwise known as ‘love in a mist’. It is the seed head that is used when dried. An ethereal pod shape surrounded by fine tendrils. Will give an otherworldly interest within your arrangement.
Eryngium
‘Sea Holly’ A stunning radiant blue colour. With a thistle like appearance.
Bunny Tails
Dried Roses create the centrepiece of an As cute as they sound. Real name Lagurus Grass. They get their name from the fluffy tops on top of the straight stems. Perfect for giving height.
Cornflower
These will provide you with rustic allure. Use on their stems for upright displays. For globes and flat designs, the heads alone are ideal.
BEST DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
What are the best dried flower arrangements? And which dried flowers will work best? Well, the true answer would be that all depends.
- What is the flower arrangement for?
- Where will the display appear?
- What is it to be used for?
You’ll be pleased to know that dried flowers work well in all sorts of different sizes and styles. But choosing some shapes will make your life easier when it comes to arranging them.
The most common dried flower arrangement shapes are fan, circular and linear. You don’t have to stick with one though. Mixing two or more shapes together can create an eye-catching style statement! But, if you’re just starting out I would recommend sticking with one.
