Artificial Flowers

While we don't yet offer it on all of our botanical orders, a few of our bouquets now come with the option of gift wrapping for special occasions like birthdays, Mother's Day and more, and will include a personalised note.

Our artificial flowers are carefully packaged to protect its shape and quality, although some stems may require light reshaping upon arrival.

While not biodegradable, their long lifespan reduces the need for frequent replacement compared to fresh flowers, and they're crafted with the intention for them to be used season after season.

We use a mix of materials throughout our artificial plants from carefully painted fabrics to hand-crafted plastic berries to iron wire to give our products structure, all to achieve lifelike textures and long-lasting quality.

Our faux flowers and plants are designed to closely replicate natural textures, colours, and shapes, often with hand-finished details for a highly realistic appearance, even up close. We even have our Real-Touch Collection which are incredibly life-like - you get all the beauty of bringing nature into your home with none of the upkeep.

Gently wipe your botanicals with a soft dry cloth or blow them gently, either using a hairdryer on the coolest lowest setting or by using a small manual air dust blower that are widely used for camera lenses or keyboards etc. No watering, sunlight, or pruning is needed, making them a hassle-free alternative to live plants.Tip: Ensure that your flower arrangement is not placed in direct sunlight as this may fade the colours of the flowers.

There are so many ways to arrange the stems you've chosen - most of our artificial flowers are wired, allowing you to bend, trim, and arrange them to suit your vase or display. See our Faux Flower Arranging Guide for more tips and tricks to create your dream arrangements.

With proper care, high-quality artificial flowers can last many years while maintaining their shape and colour. Please be aware though that while often made with fade-resistant materials, prolonged direct sunlight may cause gradual fading over time.