Preserved Flowers

Preserved flowers combine the beauty of fresh blooms with the longevity of dried stems. Each flower is carefully treated to maintain its shape, colour, and softness, making them a practical choice for weddings, retail displays, and interior styling.

Our range includes preserved hydrangeas, preserved roses, gardenias, and more, available in natural tones and vivid colours. With no minimum order, you can buy a single box or order preserved flowers wholesale for larger projects, all with same-day dispatch and next-day UK delivery.

Preserved flowers are especially popular for wedding work, offering florists and event planners a dependable way to prepare arrangements in advance without sacrificing quality.

For added depth and texture, explore our preserved foliage collection, designed to complement preserved blooms in arrangements and displays.

Preserved Flower FAQs

How long do preserved flowers last?

With the right care, preserved flowers can last from 1 to 3 years or longer. Keep them away from direct sunlight, humidity, and frequent handling to maintain their colour and shape.

What are preserved flowers?

Preserved flowers are natural blooms that have been treated with safe solutions to replace sap and moisture, allowing them to stay soft and lifelike long after harvest.

How do you take care of preserved flowers?

Keep preserved flowers in a dry, cool place and avoid direct sunlight. There’s no need for water: just gentle dusting with a soft brush or air spray to keep them looking fresh.

Where can you buy wholesale preserved flowers?

Atlas Flowers supplies preserved flowers in wholesale quantities across the UK, with no minimum order. Florists, retailers, and event planners can order in bulk with same-day dispatch and next-day delivery.

How are flowers preserved?

Flowers are usually preserved through a process that replaces their natural moisture with glycerin or other plant-safe solutions. This keeps them soft and flexible while maintaining their colour.

Why are preserved flowers so popular?

They offer the look and feel of fresh flowers without the short lifespan. For florists and event professionals, they reduce waste, extend design possibilities, and make preparation easier.

How to make preserved flowers?

Preserving flowers at home can be done with glycerin or silica gel, but the process takes time, and the results vary. For consistency and quality, it’s usually easier to source ready-preserved flowers from a specialist like Atlas Flowers.