The world of dried flowers is constantly changing and progressing. Gone are the days of brown and tired-looking blooms as we now see such an array of beautiful colours and endless possibilities. The newest change in this category is using preserved flowers treated with a glycerine solution to capture them at their peak. Preserving the florals keeps them looking soft and fresh without wilting or dying. The most popular flowers to preserve are roses, which come in various colours. Still, there are now more varieties of preserved flowers, including dahlias, orchids, hydrangeas, carnations and much more. Preserved foliage also adds a beautiful touch to wedding bouquets, allowing for more movement than dried flowers and replicating the look of fresh flowers. We love combining preserved flowers and foliage with dried flowers and grasses, especially with a touch of pampas for a look that lasts long after the wedding.