Take an encyclopedia or another heavy book. Line a page with parchment or wax paper and arrange flowers face down so they don’t overlap. Close the book and leave untouched for seven to ten days.

Pull out your greenery first — this will form the base of your bouquet. Next, find the filler flowers (baby’s breath, solidago, wax flower, etc.) and set those aside.

Air drying This is the most popular method of preserving flowers because it's so easy! Before your bouquet begins wilting, remove the stems from their vase and gently press out any moisture with a ...

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Step 5: Add a small stem of wax flower or montecasino (make sure you vary the sizes of blooms that you use throughout which will help give the bouquet a natural/organic look when it’s finished).

Meanwhile, Beatrice carried a bouquet of trailing jasmine, pale pink and cream sweet peas, royal porcelain ivory spray roses, pink o’hara garden roses, pink wax flower, baby pink astilbe, and ...