Fresh Flower Care Guide: Tips To Get The Most Out Of Your Fresh Flowers

Fresh Flower Care Guide: Tips To Get The Most Out Of Your Fresh Flowers

There's nothing quite like a beautiful arrangement of freshly cut flowers to brighten your office or home, celebrate a happy occasion, make someone you love happy or for yourself!

Having flowers around your home and office greatly improves your mood and reduces the feeling of stress and anxiety. Scientific studies have shown that flowers can reduce stress, anxiety, and even pain.

To get the most of your premium fresh flowers, we recommend:

  • Unbox/unwrap your flowers with care.

  • Use a clean floral bucket to hydrate your flowers.

  • Remember to Keep your stems hydrated.

  • To condition your fresh blooms, hydrate flowers first while keeping the protective wrap on.

  • Cut 2 inches off the bottom of each stem to reveal a fresh surface just before putting them in water. Cut at an angle.

  • Place your fresh flowers in a clean vase filled with clean water.

  • Let flowers hydrate for at least 3 hours before designing.

  • Keep flowers away from direct sunlight, radiators and vents.

  • A trim every few days will help your blooms stay fresher longer.

The next time you are out and about, be sure to grab some fresh flowers and make a floral arrangement. It’ll be sure to brighten your day.


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Akeshi Akinseye

Global Luxury Event Planner & Designer. Tastemaker.

Akeshi Akinseye is the founder of Kesh Events, a global event planning and production firm known for leading refined, high-touch celebrations worldwide.

She is the author of The Art of Celebrating, a book dedicated to meaningful gatherings, thoughtful design, and the rituals that bring people together. Through her work, Akeshi explores celebration as both an experience and a philosophy—rooted in intention, culture, and care.

Her perspective has been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, Brides, People, and other leading publications.

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