Bouq's New Dried Flowers Collection Is The Perfect Low Maintenance Decor
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Let's be honest: Having a green thumb isn't easy. Some of us follow step by step instructions for our blooms only and end up with shriveled flowers. Flowers require love, patience, and care, and if you don't have that—all hope isn't lost! The Bouqs Company just launched its first-ever dried collection the brand's longest-lasting flowers to date.
Founded in 2012 by John Tabis and Juan Pablo Montufar, The Bouqs set out to bring flowers right to your front door. The brand partners with sustainability-conscious farmers to utilize methods like recycling water and minimizing waste. As a result, your flowers stay fresher, longer. Through the company's incredibly flexible flower subscription service, customers can find a wide variety of flowers to send as a gift to a friend or to themselves!
This dried collection features six signature bouquets arranged by The Bouqs's lead floral designer, Kaylyn Hewitt, who drew inspiration from the romantic nature of dried flowers.
"Something about the preservation of flowers and the various processes to do it is really inspiring to me," says Hewitt. "You’ll also notice the different color stories throughout each of the designs. I had these chosen before I started putting the ingredients together." The swoon-worthy arrangements are inviting to any design aesthetic!
Still nervous to take this bouquet for a spin? Hewitt shares, "One of the best parts about this collection is that there is little to no maintenance. There’s no water needed, no flower food to add, and you only have to trim the stems in order to arrange them in your vase."
The stunning array of flowers are available for purchase today, retailing from $79 to $99. Pro tip: Hewitt suggests keeping the flowers away from direct sunlight as it can cause your dainty beauties to fade in color. From faithful favorites like baby's breath to new go-to's like pampas grass and bunny tails—fall in love without going overboard with the TLC.
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