1) No water - The most important tip we can give for looking after your dried bouquet -- is no water! You should keep your dried flowers as dry as possible to avoid them rotting. Just simply pop your dried flowers directly into an empty vase or container to display

2) Keep out of direct sunlight - The colour of your dried flowers may gently fade and change over time, so to help slow down this we recommend keeping your dried bouquet out of direct sunlight or away from strong light sources.

3) Avoid humidity/damp environments - It is advised to avoid displaying your dried flowers in a highly humid room (such as bathroom or kitchen) as the continued exposure to air moisture can make the stems go limp or decay faster.

4) Permanent home - Remember that dried flowers are a natural product, so can be fragile, especially the delicate petals - so need to be carefully handled. It is best to find a permanent spot at home to display your dried bouquet to avoid having to move it round too often and avoid risking damaging the beautiful dried blooms.

6) Store safely - If you need to store your dried flowers for a little while, find a box that is large enough length and height ways to fit all the flowers and not crush them. Wrap each stem in individually in tissue paper before sealing the box shut, and store in a place that wont suffer extreme heat or humidity such as an attic or basement.

7) Preserved flowers - Preserved flowers have been preserved to last for years to come some which will contain dyes and preservatives, please handle with care and avoid contact with delicate fabrics/clothing as colour may transfer and again no humid areas and no water as this can result in the dye leaking.