Silk Floral Arrangements

August 17th, 2009

 

Many years go artificial flowers used to be of inferior  quality and it was easy to distinguish artificial flowers from fresh flowers.   However, things have changed and this is no longer the case.   There have been major improvements with todays materials and designs, making it difficult to distinguish the artificial flowers from the fresh flowers.   I have often been genuinely fooled, having found out the flowers were fake after touching a leaf or sniffing a bloom in a silk floral arrangement.

 

There are some definite advantages to using artificial blooms in silk floral arrangements as opposed to using fresh flowers, let me share some of these with you.

 

In addition to being beautiful, artificial silk flowers have a long shelf life, always look good, never change color and never droop in the vase, whereas fresh flowers are sensitive to heat and require a constant temperature to stay fresh and prevent wilting.

 

The risk when transporting silk floral arrangements is minimal, whereas fresh flowers are fragile and therefore require careful handling when transporting.


The maintenance and care of silk floral arrangements is simple, they only need to be dusted, and when necessary, wiped down with a damp cloth.


There are many uses for the enormous variety of artificial silk flowers.   They can be used in arrangements around the home, in enormous displays in churches and conference centers, in a thanksgiving wreath, a single rose stem for a Valentine, a bridal bouquet, red poinsettias in decorative pots for the December holidays, wreaths for funerals, palm trees and shrubs to decorate patios, silk floral arrangements to decorate dinner tables, to cheer up someone who is ill, the list goes on and on.

 

Finally, with artificial silk flowers there are no seasons, they are constantly available and look beautiful all year round.   It makes sense to beautify and brighten up your life and home with plants and flowers that last all year round.



 

 

 

 

 

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