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Dried flowers for weddings

Are you looking for beautiful, eco-friendly wedding decorations? Dried flowers and grasses are the perfect choice!

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Wedding and Reception

Life is made up of moments, and one of the most beautiful is a wedding. According to the survey “Important Events in the Lives of Poles,” commissioned by Lindorff S.A., it ranks third. It is, therefore, a unique celebration that cannot do without the right decorations. Even though they are merely an accessory, they convey a powerful message. They emphasize the solemnity of the moment and create a wonderful, somewhat magical atmosphere. Flowers have long been the leading choice for wedding decorations. They appear in the decorations of the wedding hall and church, as well as in the bride’s bouquet. And although fresh flowers were the favorites for many years, today dried flowers are proving that they can be a truly great alternative.

Dried flowers for decorating churches and wedding venues

Dried flowers are indispensable as wedding decorations for the church. In this regard, they have a huge advantage over fresh flowers. Why? Because decorations made from dried flowers can be prepared much earlier. There’s also no need to worry that the flowers will wilt or lose their beauty. This is especially important when the wedding takes place in winter or during a scorching summer, when it’s hard to predict what the temperature inside the church will be.

Dried flowers are perfect for decorating a wedding altar. Arrangements made with them can also be placed in the side aisles of the church. There’s no reason not to decorate the pews with tiny bouquets that complement the main decorative theme. More and more young couples are choosing to decorate the church entrance with dried flowers.

But that’s not all, because dried flowers are also a great idea for wedding reception hall decorations. Horizontal or hanging arrangements look wonderful on the head table. Dried flowers can also be used to decorate an arch or the wall behind the bride and groom. There’s no problem at all with using carefully selected arrangements to decorate side tables - for example, those with sweets - or to adorn the foyer of the banquet hall. It’s also worth noting that creating photo backdrops decorated with dried flowers has recently become very popular.

Dried flowers are also perfect for decorating wedding tables. Depending on the style of the celebration, they can take the form of grand, tall arrangements or small bouquets. They look wonderful on table settings and as decorations for place cards. Florists are increasingly using them to create hanging arrangements - so-called “clouds” - which they place above the tables.

Dried flowers as an element of the bride's, groom's, and bridesmaids' outfits

Dried flowers make for an interesting addition to a bride’s outfit. They can be used as a unique hairpin or veil accessory. For boho-style weddings, they can be arranged into a head wreath. Dried flowers are also becoming increasingly common in wedding bouquets.

A bridal bouquet made of dried flowers is not only beautiful but also long-lasting. Like other decorations, it can be ordered in advance. If stored properly, it will not lose its charm. Additionally, it will make a wonderful wedding keepsake. You can keep it in its original form or preserve the wedding bouquet in resin. Another advantage of this solution is the wide variety of dried flowers available. Their beautiful shapes and rich colors allow you to create a tiny work of art that is every bit as stunning as fresh flowers.

The bridal bouquet can be complemented by small bouquets for the bridesmaids. Of course, all the elements should be coordinated so that they create an elegant setting for the ceremony. The groom’s boutonniere should also be made from the same flowers.

What kind of wedding theme goes well with dried flowers?

Dried flowers are the perfect fit for a wedding celebration of any style. They come in such a wide variety that they can be used to decorate both rustic and modern weddings. They’re simply irreplaceable for boho-style events. In this category, fluffy pampas grass - including the bleached variety - dried grains, lagurus, lunaria, and elegant palm leaves take center stage. Preserved eucalyptus or any other type of dried flower with a striking color can add a touch of vibrancy to the arrangements.

Ears of dried grains - wheat, triticale, or avena - are, in turn, a must-have element of the decor for a rustic wedding held outdoors or in an atmospheric barn. Local varieties of dried flowers also work wonderfully in this setting. Acroclinium, ammobium, helichrysum, linum, and lagurus can make the atmosphere during the celebration even cozier. Bouquets featuring delphiniums will also look stunning.

Dried flowers go perfectly with the eco-friendly style. They’re natural and biodegradable, which makes them an even better fit for the character and theme of the celebration. Their variety makes it easy to match arrangements made from them to other elements of the venue’s decor and, of course, to the bride and groom’s style. And while dried grasses, grains, and wildflowers are the clear favorites in this category, you can actually choose any type of plant. We suggest that it’s a great idea to reuse them after the celebration to create arrangements that decorate your home.

Dried flowers will also look stunning at a glamour-style wedding. Stunning bouquets made from them, brimming with sparkle, will perfectly capture the atmosphere of the celebration. Flexible sprigs of preserved eucalyptus will look stunning. Preserved hydrangeas will also showcase their charm. Meanwhile, palm leaves dyed silver or gold, linum seed heads, clusters of pepper, and stately sprigs of chasmanthium will provide that glam effect.

Dried flowers as decorations for wedding invitations

Brides and grooms-to-be can use dried flowers long before their planned wedding day. These flowers make wonderful decorations for wedding invitations. Even the most minimalist designs will take on a unique look when adorned with a sprig of glixia, botao, gypsophila, lagurus, or linum. There’s nothing stopping you from using beautiful, colorful pressed flowers for your decorations.

Are you planning a wedding or a reception? Or perhaps you’re a professional who creates decorations for special occasions? If so, remember that dried flowers are always ready to inspire you and provide a beautiful backdrop for your ceremony and the reception that follows.