Dried Flowers
Where to buy dried flowers?
With this collection of small pressed flowers and dried stemmed flowers delivered to your door in just a few clicks and in less time than it takes to say it, you're sure to make the right choice for all your driedflower arrangements and decorations.



Dried flowers are one of the basic materials used in floral art, and are an ideal 100% plant-based alternative to artificial flowers and other houseplants. Ideal for table decorations for all festive occasions: bohemian weddings, Christmas, christenings, New Year's Eve, birthday parties...
And a bouquet of dried flowers is even simpler than a bouquet of fresh flowers: it's just as beautiful, and you can keep it much longer.
How to store your dried flowers?
Your dried flowers are fragile and sensitive to rubbing. We advise you to keep them in a dry place, and to clean them if necessary with a light dusting duster.
You can also store them in a cloche, a deep frame or in large glass bottles for maximum longevity.
How to use your dried flowers
For pressed dried flowers, which are finer and more delicate, we recommend using a satin glue-varnish specially designed to preserve the qualities of your plants. And for your meticulous projects, there's a glue with brush applicator. As for stemmed flowers, this will depend on your use, but we recommend copper wire, raffia or a glue gun.
Whether you're a budding botanist, a nature lover or a boho chic princess, here's an all-natural product that lets you imagine 1001 ideas for dried flower creations you can make without delay!
- For decoration, with a bouquet of dried flowers or a loose potpourri, embellished with a pretty jute cord and a few sequins to fix with spray fixative.
- As a collage for an original greetings card or postcard, to be mixed with watercolor pencils
- In resin inclusions: check out Karine's tutorials on resin inclusions of dried flowers, where she gives you all the information you'll need.
- Embroidery on tulle or organza fabric for a touch of originality.
- For modeling: glue on after baking or drying your Fimo polymer clay or candle wax.
- In beauty DIY: include in your molds for organic bath bombs and ecological soaps
- Fashion DIY: to make a pretty wreath to wear or hang on the wall, take a look at Charlotte's dried flower wall decoration tutorial.
You can also give new life and scent to your dried flowers with our scented oils.






















































































