Dry flower hanging decor

This floral chandelier would look amazing in a marquee or teepee for an enchanting and romantic wedding breakfast. The flowers used in this design will dry over time and still look beautiful. Dried flowers will add a vintage, bohemian feel to any wedding. The flowers used are red roses, white roses, pink roses, lavender, statice, limonium, craspedia, cotton, hazel, contorted hazel. The colour palette used is dusty lilac and pink with a pop of colour from the deep red roses and yellow…

Flower panels are the latest decor trend that’s been taking the crafting corner of social media by storm.

Drying flowers is a wonderful way to preserve your blooms. Learn how to dry flowers upside down, to enjoy dried flowers throughout the year.

Have you ever wondered about the art of drying flowers and creating stunning arrangements that last a lifetime? In this episode of the Backyard Bouquet Podcast, we have the pleasure of hearing from Hannah Muller, a cut flower farmer located in the beautiful Capay Valley of Northern California. Hannah shares her journey from growing up on Full Belly Farm to becoming a wedding farmer-florist to shifting her focus to dried flowers. We explore the process of drying flowers, the best conditions…

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