
The Complete Guide to Caring for Preserved Flowers in Singapore – Keep Your Blooms Beautiful for Years
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Introduction – Why Preserved Flowers Are the Perfect Gift in SingaporeYou’ve just unboxed a stunning preserved flower arrangement — maybe it’s our Monet-inspired Summer Bloom box, or a romantic preserved rose bouquet for a special anniversary. Either way, congratulations — you’ve chosen one of the most elegant, low-maintenance gifts you can enjoy in Singapore.Unlike fresh bouquets that start wilting in days, preserved flowers are designed to retain their beauty for months, even years. No watering. No trimming. No stressful vase changes.But “low maintenance” doesn’t mean “no maintenance at all.” With just a little TLC, your preserved blooms can stay vibrant, photogenic, and Instagram-worthy far longer — especially in Singapore’s humid climate.This is your ultimate preserved flower care guide, covering:
- What preserved flowers are and how they’re made
- How to protect them in Singapore’s tropical weather
- Step-by-step care instructions
- Where to display them for maximum impact
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Frequently asked questions from our customers
Preserved flowers are real, natural flowers that have undergone a special preservation process to keep them looking fresh and soft for months or years. They’re not fake, plastic, or artificial — they’re nature’s beauty, frozen in time.At Toujours Flowers Singapore, we only use premium-grade blooms, harvested at their peak and treated using a non-toxic, plant-based solution (often glycerin) that replaces the flower’s natural sap. This treatment locks in the bloom’s natural shape, suppleness, and vibrant colour.Preserved Flowers vs. Dried FlowersIt’s a common mix-up, but preserved and dried flowers are not the same:
Preserved blooms offer a more luxurious, colour-rich appearance, making them perfect for gifts, weddings, home décor, and special flower arrangements in Singapore.Why Preserved Flowers Are Perfect for Singapore HomesSingapore’s climate is both humid and hot, which is not ideal for fresh flowers. Without special cooling systems, fresh arrangements last only a week. Preserved flowers, on the other hand, thrive in these conditions when kept indoors.Benefits of preserved flowers in Singapore:
In Singapore: Avoid placing them near open windows, balconies, or humid bathrooms.2. Avoid Direct SunlightJust like paintings or fabrics, prolonged sunlight causes fading. Choose a shaded display spot — this helps maintain colour vibrancy.3. Keep Away from Heat & HumidityToo much heat or moisture can cause browning, stickiness, or even mould.
Ideal conditions:
Feature | Preserved Flowers | Dried Flowers |
---|---|---|
Touch | Soft & supple | Brittle & fragile |
Colour | Vibrant | Faded / muted |
Shape | Maintains natural form | May shrink or distort |
Longevity | 6–36 months | 3–6 months |
- Long-lasting – Stay beautiful for up to 3 years
- Low maintenance – No daily care needed
- Eco-friendly – Reduce waste from weekly bouquet replacements
- Allergy-friendly – Pollen-free, safe for sensitive individuals
- Perfect for gifting – A luxury item that also holds sentimental value
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In Singapore: Avoid placing them near open windows, balconies, or humid bathrooms.2. Avoid Direct SunlightJust like paintings or fabrics, prolonged sunlight causes fading. Choose a shaded display spot — this helps maintain colour vibrancy.3. Keep Away from Heat & HumidityToo much heat or moisture can cause browning, stickiness, or even mould.
Ideal conditions:
- Cool, air-conditioned rooms
- Stable indoor temperature
- Dry, dust-free surfaces
- A soft makeup brush
- A cool hairdryer on low from a safe distance
- A gentle air blower
- Average lifespan: 6–12 months
- Optimal care lifespan: Up to 36 months
- Some Toujours Flowers Singapore customers have kept theirs for over 2 years with minimal fading.
- Living room coffee table – A conversation starter for guests
- Bedroom vanity – Adds romance and elegance
- Office desk – A mood-lifting work companion
- Retail reception counter – Creates a welcoming ambience
- Dining room centrepiece – Long-lasting table décor
- Shields blooms from dust
- Keeps structure intact
- Makes them easier to move without damage
- Placing near humidifiers or kitchens – Moisture speeds decay.
- Touching petals often – Oils from skin can cause discolouration.
- Leaving in direct sun – Leads to fading within weeks.
- Watering – The number one mistake that destroys preserved flowers.
Q: Are preserved flowers real?
A: Yes — they’re natural flowers treated for longevity.
A: Yes — they’re natural flowers treated for longevity.
Q: Can preserved flowers be customised?
A: Absolutely — at Toujours Flowers, we offer custom colour palettes, themed arrangements, and personalised flower boxes.
A: Absolutely — at Toujours Flowers, we offer custom colour palettes, themed arrangements, and personalised flower boxes.
Q: Do they have a fragrance?
A: Some retain a light scent, but we can also add fragrance upon request.
A: Some retain a light scent, but we can also add fragrance upon request.
Q: Can preserved flowers be delivered in Singapore on the same day?
A: Yes — most non-custom orders qualify for same-day preserved flower delivery.
A: Yes — most non-custom orders qualify for same-day preserved flower delivery.
Final Thoughts – Luxury That LastsPreserved flowers are more than just décor — they’re an investment in lasting beauty.
With just a little care, your arrangement from Toujours Flowers Singapore will remain a daily reminder of a special moment, a gift from a loved one, or simply your own appreciation for beauty that stands the test of time.Whether you’ve chosen a Monet-inspired bouquet, a romantic preserved rose arrangement, or one of our character-themed preserved flower boxes, remember: with care, your flowers can be enjoyed not just for days, but for years.
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