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Super October 2020

How do you dry your bouquet?

Molly, on October 27, 2020 at 4:57 PM Posted in Do It Yourself 1 11
I love my flowers from my wedding and want to keep them. I want to dry them but don't know how without messing it up.How do you dry your bouquet? 1


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Latest activity by Samantha, on October 29, 2020 at 12:30 AM
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    Super October 2022
    Michele ·
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    Generally you keep it in a cool dark space.
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    Dedicated September 2020
    Furure Mrs. ·
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    I dried mine in silica gel. It was super easy and there are tons of tutorials online for how to do it. They turned out beautiful and I am going to frame them in a shadow box to hang on the wall.

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  • Chrysta
    Master November 2022
    Chrysta ·
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    Silica gel is a good way to preserve the colors of the flowers. Or, if it’s in your budget, there are professionals that will dry them and memorialize them in tons of unique ways
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  • Teddy_bear525
    Dedicated October 2020
    Teddy_bear525 ·
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    I’m drying mine like this inside the garage. You can see on the left picture it’s still in the process of drying and on the right is how they looked fresh. So once dried the color will be darker. I think the important thing is to hang it upside down to get rid of all the moisture. Once it’s completely dried I’ll keep it In a nice vase. But do be gentle on handling it when it’s dried, the petals tends to fall off. Hope this helps🙂How do you dry your bouquet? 2

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  • Molly
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    Molly ·
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    Did you put it in a drying agent or just hanging upside down
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    Master January 2019
    Cassidy ·
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    This is what I did too, but I used the closet.
    I didn’t use anything, just tied it and hung it upside down.
    Then I took it apart and put it in a shadow box.
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  • Alma
    Expert October 2020
    Alma ·
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    I’m super lazy...so I currently have my flowers pressing inside books between parchment paper . I only picked a few and I plan to frame them like this....How do you dry your bouquet? 3

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  • Molly
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    Molly ·
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    I love this so much
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  • Teddy_bear525
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    Teddy_bear525 ·
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    No drying agent, just upside down. It’s been 2 weeks since I did mine. Should be ready soon. I’m in CA, climate is fairly dry so if you’re in a more humid area it might take longer.
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  • Teddy_bear525
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    Teddy_bear525 ·
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    I never thought about putting it into a shadow box, that’s a great idea. I will start looking for a shadow box, thank you for the awesome idea!
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  • Samantha
    Savvy June 2021
    Samantha ·
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    Look up bouquet pressing near you! You ship it out and they press the entire thing into a glass framed picture. It's beautiful! That's what I'm planning on doing with mine. It has to be done within a week from your wedding. Good luck!
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