DIY Wedding Bouquets 2022 Made of Durable Flowers

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Succulents

These desert plants can hold moisture in their petals for long periods of time, they require so little water and attention, they’re almost impossible to mess up!

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Eucalyptus

These lush greens have strong, woody stems that keep the leaves supported.  Keep them in shallow water or mist them with a spray bottle so they stay fresh.

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Protea

Protea naturally grows in arid locations and is tolerant of harsh conditions, so it’s fuss free and perfect for your outdoor wedding.

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Baby’s Breath

Because of its small blooms and rough texture, Baby’s Breath is very low maintenance, just give it a little water and it’s ready to go!

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Carnations

If you refresh the water regularly and keep them in the proper environment, Carnations can last up to 3 weeks.  Cut the stems above their nodes, this will make it easier for water to travel up the stem.

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Fillers 

Filler flowers are a great way to add body and texture to an arrangement, and they’re very hardy. Wax Flower, Limonium and Statice all have small buds that are easy to work with.  Certain fillers like Craspedia and Scabiosa Pods actually dry nicely, extending their vase life by months.

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Hypericum Berries

Since there is no actual flower on Hypericum, first timers will have nothing to worry about!  These berries are an easy way to add color and texture to any arrangement.

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Roses

While standard roses aren’t the strongest flower on this list, they can have a pretty long vase life with the right care and conditions.  Not to mention they’re timeless, come in a ton of colors, and pair perfectly with any flower.

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Tropical flowers

Because of their natural tolerance for extreme heat, tropical flowers are a great option if your worried about your flowers surviving an outdoor wedding.  Consider blooms like Anthurium or Birds of Paradise, paired with greens like Palmetto, Sword Fern and Tepee.