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Which is better - preserved flowers or faux flowers?

Roses are red, violets are blue. Which is better: preserved flowers, silk artificial flowers or faux flowers? Well, that depends on you! We're going to take a look at both sides of the argument and let you decide which one is best for your home, event or floral business.

What are faux flowers?

Faux flowers, which are also known as fake flowers, artificial plants, or silk flowers, are plants built with artificial materials. Faux flowers have been around for centuries, like in China and Ancient Greece. Apart from being used just as house embellishments, artificial flowers were used as additional designs on clothing, and hair ornaments. Antique faux flowers were made of materials like glass, shells, feathers, linen, and rice paper. Nowadays, they are in silk, plastic, polyester, etc.

What are preserved flowers?

Preserved flowers and plants are freshly-cut flowers that go through a specific process to freeze them in time. The process involves removing all the water from the flower and replacing it with glycerin, which preserves them for years without any additional care. The result is an artistic piece that you can display or re-use in another arrangement.

Which type of flower should you choose?

Indeed, faux flowers are not actually real flowers; they're usually made of silk or plastic, but sometimes they're made from even more unusual materials like paper or wood shavings! Faux flowers don’t always look very realistic because of their material choices. For important events like weddings for instance, they can look cheap.

Preserved flowers are the real deal—they're the same as the ones you'd see in a fresh bouquet. The only difference is that they've been preserved in some way (typically by freezing) so that they don't wilt or die quickly. You can buy these online on secondflor.us as a professional.

Are both options sustainable?

Now let's talk about the environmental impact. The flower needs to be clean in order to be preserved, so they don’t require any chemicals. Their transport options are more sustainable than real flowers. Faux flowers may seem like they're better on this score because they're made out of organic materials like silk or plastic; however, this is not always true because sometimes manufacturers use toxic dyes or other chemicals to produce their products (and these can leach into soil or water).

The Finale : artificial faux flowers or preserved flowers?

So, which kind of flowers should you choose? If you want something that's easy and hassle-free but still looks good enough to pass for fresh flowers, then faux flowers may be right for you! But if you want something that's truly unique and special—and able to last forever—then preserved flowers are probably a better bet!

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