Christmas and holiday flowers
Christmas flowers that last a year or more
Real dried and preserved flowers in deep reds, winter whites and evergreen. Give them in December and they will still look good next Christmas, with no water and no wilting.
Holiday order dates
Deep reds and burgundy
Classic Christmas color that holds its red long after the season ends.
Winter whites and evergreen
Creams, whites and soft greens for a calmer, wintry table.
Why they make a great gift
A Christmas gift that is still on display next Christmas.
Fresh flowers look their best for about a week, and then the holidays move on without them. Our dried and preserved flowers are real flowers made to keep their color and shape for a year or more, so the bouquet you give in December is still on the shelf when next year's tree goes up.
Read how dried and preserved flowers are made →They outlast the wrapping paper.
The tree comes down and the lights go back in the box, but the flowers stay right where they are. Indoors and out of direct sun, they keep their color for a year or more.
They are easy on a busy host.
There is no water to find, no stems to trim and nothing to clean up after the party. A host can set them on a shelf and get back to their guests.
They travel well.
They need no water on the way, so we can ship them anywhere in the US. Family you will not see this year can still get flowers from you.
They are kind to allergies.
They are pollen-free, which makes them a safe pick for the relative who sneezes at every fresh bouquet.
Roses that last
Real roses, preserved to stay soft and full of color for a year or more.
Hanukkah · December 4 to 12
Blue and white for the eight nights
Deep blues, whites and creams that last well past the holiday.
Stocking stuffers under $25
Small gifts that still look good long after the wrapping paper is gone.
Decorating ideas
How to style dried flowers for the holidays
Here are three easy places to start, and every one of them lasts through New Year's and well beyond.
On the table
Set a low vase of hydrangeas and eucalyptus down the middle of the table, then add a few red stems for color. It makes a centerpiece you can set out in late November and keep through New Year's.
Shop stems and fillers →
On the door
A dried wreath brings the season to an inside door, a mirror or the wall above a bed. Hung indoors and out of direct sun, it keeps its color for a year or more.
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On a shelf
A preserved rose under a glass dome dresses up a bookshelf or a side table. In a spot away from candles and the fireplace, it will look good all year.
Shop preserved roses →Wreaths and centerpieces
Hang a dried wreath, set out a statement piece for the table, or build your own centerpiece from loose stems. To make an afternoon of it, try the DIY Flower Kit.
Christmas gift ideas
There is one for everyone on your list.
Not sure where to start? Here is what we would pick for the people you are shopping for.
- For your momA hat box of preserved roses in her favorite color, which she will still be showing off at Easter.Shop roses →
- For the hostA wrapped bouquet in deep reds or winter whites. It needs no water, so they can set it down and get back to the party.Shop bouquets →
- For your partnerA Heart Box of preserved roses, which makes a statement on Christmas morning and keeps making it all year.Shop Heart Boxes →
- For a coworker or teacherA Mini Rose Dome or a Single Stem Rose. Both start at $10, which makes them easy to give to a whole office.Shop under $25 →
- For someone far awayAny bouquet on this page. We ship anywhere in the US, so the people you will not see this year still get flowers from you.Shop holiday flowers →
- For anyone hard to shop forA gift card, from $10, so they can choose their own.Shop gift cards →
Holiday dates
Order before the day's cutoff for same-day delivery or pickup.
| Last day for same-day delivery and pickup | Wednesday, December 23, by 5 PM in Austin and 3 PM in Dallas |
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| Last day to order shipping for Christmas | Monday, December 21 |
| Closed in Austin and Dallas | Thursday, December 24 and Friday, December 25 |
Corporate gifting
Holiday gifts for clients and teams
Send the same piece to a whole list, with a note in each one. Tell us how many and your budget, and we will help you choose.
Loved in Austin and Dallas
“Such beautiful preserved flowers. It was a birthday gift for my mom today and they delivered them in the time slot that was chosen. She absolutely loves them and the vase. Thank yall so much!”
“Beautiful flowers that last up to a year with no water, such a neat idea! I loved everything in the store, and John was so helpful and knowledgeable.”
“Beautiful flowers and excellent service! Alvaro was knowledgeable about preserved flowers and helpful in guiding me to the perfect bouquets.”
Christmas flower questions
Will dried and preserved flowers last through the holidays?
Yes. They last a year or more, so flowers you give in December will still look good next Christmas. Keep them indoors and out of direct sunlight.
What is the last day for Christmas delivery in Austin and Dallas?
Order by Wednesday, December 23, before 5 PM in Austin and 3 PM in Dallas, for same-day delivery or pickup. Both shops are closed on Thursday, December 24 and Friday, December 25.
When should I order to ship for Christmas?
Order by Monday, December 21 for delivery before Christmas anywhere in the US.
Can I put dried flowers near a fireplace or candles?
Keep them away from open flames, fireplaces and heat vents. A table or shelf away from heat keeps them safe and looking their best.
Do you have flowers for Hanukkah?
Yes. Our Denim bouquet and the Sky Blue and Sapphire Blue Hat Boxes suit the eight nights, and they last well past the holiday.
Can I add a gift note?
Yes. Add a handwritten note in your cart for $1, and we will write your message by hand.
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