Arrangement/Bouquet Care

Re-trim ½–1 inch at a 45° angle at every water change using clean, sharp shears to refresh hydration.

Place stems in fresh, cool water and mix in the provided flower food.

Replace water every 1–2 days, or sooner if it becomes cloudy.

Remove any foliage that will sit below the water line.

Display away from direct sunlight, vents, fans, ripening fruit, or drafts.

Remove wilted stems or spent blooms promptly to extend vase life.

Boutonniere/Corsage/Floral Crown Care

Refrigerate until ready to wear on the front center shelf (not the back where it can freeze) and away from produce; if refrigeration isn’t available, keep in a cool, dry spot out of sun/heat.

Keep in the box or protective packaging.

Avoid cologne/perfume, lotion, hairspray, and sanitizer near the flowers.

Never leave in a hot car.

Hold by the ribbon-wrapped base, not the blooms or greenery.

Put on last, just before photos or the event.

Natural Wreath Care

Our wreaths are handcrafted using natural, dried, and/or preserved botanical materials. Depending on the design, botanicals may be naturally air-dried, preserved using vegetable glycerin, or treated using other preservation methods.

Because these materials are natural, they will continue to age and change over time. Variations in color, texture, shape, and appearance are expected and contribute to the individual character of each wreath.

Indoor Display

Unless otherwise stated in the individual product description, wreaths containing dried or preserved botanicals are intended for indoor display only.

For the longest-lasting appearance, display your wreath in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, humidity, and moisture.

Keep Dry

Dried and preserved botanical wreaths are not waterproof or weather-resistant. Avoid exposure to rain, snow, mist, water, excessive humidity, or other damp conditions.

Moisture may cause deterioration, discoloration, loss of shape, or other permanent changes to natural botanical materials. This reinforces the same care guidance included with the wreath at pickup.

Sunlight & Heat

Avoid direct sunlight and prolonged UV exposure. Sunlight and excessive heat can accelerate fading, discoloration, drying, and brittleness.

Even indirect natural light may gradually affect botanical materials over time.

Natural Aging

Natural, dried, and preserved botanicals will continue to change as they age. Colors may fade, deepen, lighten, darken, or otherwise shift over time.

Some drying, brittleness, and minor shedding may also occur. These are natural characteristics of botanical materials and part of the aging process.

Handling

Handle your wreath gently and avoid crushing, bending, pulling, or placing unnecessary pressure on the botanical materials.

When moving or transporting the wreath, keep it supported and protected from excessive movement, heat, moisture, and contact with other objects.

Cleaning

Do not wash, mist, or apply water or household cleaning products to your wreath.

If dust accumulates, remove it gently using minimal contact with the botanical materials. Avoid aggressive brushing, wiping, or compressed air, which may damage delicate stems, flowers, and foliage.

Storage

If storing your wreath, keep it in a cool, dry location protected from moisture, direct sunlight, excessive heat, dust, and crushing.

Store the wreath in a manner that allows it to maintain its natural shape without pressure being placed on the botanical materials.

Natural botanical wreaths are designed to evolve over time. Proper care can help preserve their appearance, but no two wreaths will age in exactly the same way.