Artificial wedding flowers that can be arranged weeks ahead, survive a hot marquee and be kept afterwards. White and ivory hydrangea, roses, eucalyptus and baby’s breath — the four that fresh florists charge most for and that wilt fastest. No refrigeration, no day-of delivery window, no wilting during photographs.
Frequently asked questions
- How far ahead can I arrange these?
- As far ahead as you like. There is no water, no refrigeration and no delivery window to manage. Most people assemble centrepieces a few weeks before and box them until the day.
- Will they photograph like fresh flowers?
- In most lighting, yes. The petals are matte rather than glossy, which is the detail that usually gives artificial flowers away under flash.
- What happens to them afterwards?
- They can be kept, resold or reused. This is the main cost argument against fresh: a fresh wedding order is discarded the next morning, these are not.