Preserved Bridal Bouquets

SingBee says

1 to 3 years in a Singapore home, depending on storage. Keep them out of direct sunlight (UV fades the dye) and away from humid corners (kitchen, bathroom). A glass dome or display case extends the life closer to the 3-year end of the range. Most couples display them on a dresser or shelf for 18 to 24 months before retiring them.

Yes, but the better approach is to commission the preserved bouquet alongside the fresh one with the same colour palette and flower mix, rather than preserving the fresh bouquet after the wedding. Post-wedding preservation requires the fresh bouquet within 24 to 48 hours of the ceremony, which is logistically difficult during a honeymoon. We design the matched-pair fresh and preserved sets together, 2 to 4 weeks before the wedding date.

SGD 250 (single-bloom-style) to SGD 800 (premium peony and garden rose). Most orders sit in the SGD 380 to SGD 580 range. Lead time is 2 to 4 weeks because each bouquet is built to order with sourced preserved blooms.

Garden roses, peonies, hydrangeas, eucalyptus, baby's breath, and lavender are the most-ordered preserved blooms because they hold their shape and colour the longest. White, blush, dusty pink, champagne, and burgundy are the most-requested colour palettes. Avoid relying on tulips, lilies, or daffodils for preservation work, they don't hold up well to the glycerine treatment.

Display it out of direct sunlight (UV fades the dye over 6 to 12 months) and away from humid spaces (kitchens, bathrooms). A glass dome or shadow box extends the life to the 3-year end of the range. Dust it gently with a soft brush every few months. Avoid spraying water or fragrance on it (preserved petals are not waterproof).