Wedding Flowers

  • It is advisable to get your fresh flowers bouquet one day before your wedding date. You may choose to receive it on the same day if you are using it at a later time if the day to ensure its freshness.

  • The blooms will be coated with finishing spray & the stems will be inserted to a wet floral foam & wrapped with plastic wrapping paper to keep the bouquet hydrated during delivery.

  • Upon receipt, you should keep it in a air-conditioned room but not blowing directly on the bouquet and make sure it is kept away from direct sunlight.

  • You may also keep the bouquet in a vase filled with clean water.

  • You can keep the bouquet in a fridge but there should be no fruits & vegetables are nowhere near the bouquet as the gas released will reduce fresh flowers' shelf-life.

  • Remove the water bag when you are ready to use.

Other arrangements

Bouquet/Vase arrangement

  • Remove the wrappers
  • Trim the stems by 2-3cm at a 45-degree angle and put in a vase filled with fresh water
  • Remove any foliage below the water surface and make sure the stems are always in contact with water to keep them hydrated
  • Retrim the stems and change water every 1-2 days.
  • Keep the flowers in cool place but away from direct sunlight

Arrangement in foam

  • Replenish water every day to the floral foam to keep the flowers hydrated
  • Keep arrangement in cool place but away from direct sunlight

General tips

  • Keep them away from wind/water/ moisture/perfume.
  • Never touch them with wet hands to prevent transfer of color to your gown.
  • Avoid pressing or folding the petals as they are very fragile and may break.
  • Do not keep them in humid environment & do keep away from direct sunlight or else their shelf-life will be reduced, petals color will fade gradually and the liquid preservatives may leak out.
  • Warm environment will also put them at risk of leaking from the stems, if this happens, just dry it gently with tissue paper.
  • Dust settled on the petals/leaves/stems can be lightly brushed off using a soft brush. You may also use a hairdryer on low temperature to blow the dust away.
  • Generally, preserved flowers which exposed in open-air can stay fresh-looking within 1-2 years or even longer with proper care. On the other hand, preserved flowers kept in sealed space can last up to a decade or more if cared properly.