For many years, people have dried flowers as a way of keeping memories. While traditional drying has its charm, flower preservation offers something much more lasting and beautiful. Air-dried flowers often lose their colors, becoming brown and fragile. In contrast, bouquet preservation through resin or framing keeps flowers bright and full of life. Families who preserve funeral flowers often say they want something permanent, not just fragile dried petals. Preserved flowers are resistant to dust, sunlight, and time, making them ideal for display. Another difference is versatility: dried flowers are limited, while preserved flowers can become art, furniture, or jewelry. Modern methods of flower preservation combine science and creativity, making them superior to old-fashioned drying. This is why more people are switching from simple drying to professional preservation.
