Collection: DRIED FLOWER WREATHS

Our wreaths are made using dried flowers, foliage, and pampas, designed to work as long-lasting décor rather than short-term seasonal items. The collection includes both year-round wreaths in neutral, natural palettes and seasonal designs created for colder months and festive periods.

You’ll see wreaths built with textures such as eucalyptus, grasses, seed heads, and dried florals, giving them depth and variation rather than a flat, uniform look. Some designs are minimal and understated, while others feel fuller and more decorative, depending on where and how they’re intended to be displayed.

Dried wreaths can be used on sheltered front doors for short periods, but they are best displayed indoors if longevity matters. Exposure to rain, strong sunlight, or high humidity will shorten their lifespan and can affect both colour and structure.

If you do place a wreath outdoors:

• Choose a covered porch or recessed doorway
• Avoid direct rain and harsh midday sun
• Bring the wreath inside during poor weather

For most homes, dried wreaths work best as interior décor, where conditions stay dry and stable.

When kept dry and away from direct sunlight, a dried wreath can last many months and often longer. Unlike fresh greenery, dried materials don’t wilt or require water, which makes them suitable for long-term use.

Lifespan depends largely on placement:

• Indoor walls and doors offer the best conditions
• Sheltered entryways are suitable for limited periods
• Outdoor exposure will shorten durability

Many customers reuse the same wreath across multiple seasons, especially when it’s stored carefully between uses. At Dried Flowers & Decor, our customers have often reached out and told us that their wreaths lasted for years.

Dried wreaths are decorative items only and should always be kept away from open flames, fireplaces, and strong heat sources. Dried flowers, foliage, and grasses are flammable and should never be placed where heat or sparks are present.

If you’re styling a mantel or table:

• Keep wreaths at a safe distance from candles
• Use LED candles instead of real flames
• Avoid placing wreaths directly above fireplaces

Safety should always come first when working with dried materials.

Yes. Alongside year-round designs, we create seasonal wreaths for winter and Christmas, often produced in limited runs. These designs usually feature deeper tones, richer textures, and festive accents while still keeping a natural, dried-flower look.

Many seasonal wreaths include materials such as eucalyptus, preserved foliage, and textured grasses, which also makes them popular with customers who enjoy adding their own touches or drawing inspiration from DIY Christmas wreath ideas.

Yes. Many customers use dried wreaths as table centrepieces, placing them flat on dining or console tables. The open centre allows space for candles, vases, or decorative objects.

When styling a wreath on a table:

• Keep any candles well clear of dried materials
• Use LED candles where possible
• Choose a wreath size that suits the table proportions

This setup works particularly well for seasonal tables, event flowers, and hospitality décor where a long-lasting centrepiece is needed.

You can customise our wreaths with ribbons, baubles, or other lightweight decorations. This is a common choice for festive styling or when matching a wreath to a specific colour scheme.

When customising:

• Avoid heavy decorations that can pull or bend stems
• Attach items gently without piercing the base
• Remove added décor carefully before storing

This approach lets you refresh the look of a wreath without needing to replace it entirely.

Proper storage makes a big difference to how long a wreath stays looking good. When not in use, store your wreath in a dry, cool, and dark place where it won’t be crushed.

Good storage practices include:

• Placing the wreath in a sturdy box
• Laying it flat or hanging it securely
• Keeping it away from damp areas

Stored correctly, a wreath can be reused year after year.

Some light shedding is normal with dried wreaths, especially when they are first unpacked or moved. This is part of working with natural dried materials. Shedding usually reduces once the wreath is placed and left undisturbed. Gentle care and stable placement help keep loose pieces to a minimum.

Yes. Subject to stock availability and lead times, we can discuss bulk wreath orders for weddings, events, hospitality spaces, and retail displays. Wreaths are often ordered in quantity for seasonal décor, venue styling, or shop installations where a consistent look is important.

For larger projects or repeat orders, it’s best to discuss requirements in advance so quantities, timings, and design consistency can be planned properly, which is where working with us as a supplier is the most popular option.