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The bouquets designed according to different festivals are made of high-grade flower materials imported from Japan, and different colors create a unique aesthetic feeling.
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Description
Introduction to Leaflorist
Leaflorist deeply believes that floral art is not just a gift, but a manifestation of emotion and sincere intentions. The brand's floral products are all made from high-quality preserved flowers, symbolizing the "eternal and unchanging love" between you and your lovers, friends, and family.
What's the difference between preserved flowers and fresh flowers?
The main differences between preserved flowers and fresh flowers lie in their lifespan, care methods, and production process.
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Lifespan: Fresh flowers generally only last for a week to two weeks, after which they will wilt. Preserved flowers, on the other hand, undergo special treatment and can last for several years or even longer.
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Care Method: Fresh flowers need to be watered regularly and need appropriate light and temperature to stay fresh. Preserved flowers don't need water or light, nor do they require special temperature control, but they should be kept away from overly humid or hot environments.
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Production Process: Fresh flowers are directly picked from the field, and after being picked, they need to be processed and transported immediately to keep them fresh. Preserved flowers, after being picked, go through a series of processing steps including dehydration, bleaching, dyeing, and preservation to maintain their vibrant colors and natural shape for a long time.
Although preserved flowers and fresh flowers have significant differences, they can both add beauty and vitality to a space. Which type of flower you choose depends on your specific needs and preferences.
How are preserved flower bouquets made?
The production of preserved flowers is the perfect fusion of technology and art. First, the flowers are carefully picked when they are in full bloom, then they undergo a special dehydration process to remove their water content. Next, the flowers are bleached and dyed, which allows them to maintain a more durable and vibrant color. The final step is to soak the flowers in a special preservation liquid to maintain their fresh appearance and texture.
Are preserved flower bouquets safe?
Most of the materials and chemicals used in the production process of preserved flowers are safe. However, like all decorations and household items, preserved flowers should be handled and stored carefully to prevent children or pets from accidentally ingesting them. Although most of the chemicals used in the production of preserved flowers are non-toxic, they are not suitable for consumption. Additionally, if you or your family members are allergic to certain chemicals, you may need to further understand the production process of preserved flowers and the materials used.
When is it appropriate to give a preserved flower bouquet?
Preserved flowers are the perfect choice for home decoration and expressing love! You can give preserved flowers on the following holidays and occasions:
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Valentine's Day
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Mother's Day
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Father's Day
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Gifts for girlfriends
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Gifts for boyfriends
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Anniversary gifts
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Birthdays
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Any worth celebrating days
How to take care of preserved flowers?
Preserved flowers should be kept away from overly humid or hot environments, which could cause their color to fade or shape to deform. Also, one should avoid exposing preserved flowers directly to sunlight to prevent the flowers from fading.