There’s something so special about giving a gift that feels personal. Nothing says thoughtful like giving fresh flowers. This holiday season, skip standard wrapping and presents and add some natural beauty to your gifts with these 5 creative ways to incorporate fresh flowers.
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Floral Gift Toppers
Instead of a traditional bow, tuck a few stems of spray roses, wax flowers, or of course holiday greenery into your gift wrap. Not only will it make the present smell beautiful but it’s an easy way to elevate even the simplest package and instantly make it photo-worthy.
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DIY Bouquets
Create hand-tied bouquets using seasonal blooms like holiday greenery, carnations, hypericum berries, or of course roses. Wrap them in kraft paper and tie with a beautiful velvet bow. Bouquets make a perfect hostess gift or teacher present. It’s even more special because it was made by you. Purchase a holiday pack and make bouquets to hand out to anyone on your list!
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Festive Flower Ornaments
Turn any of our beautiful dried flowers to create keepsake ornaments. Bunny tails, baby’s breath, and Glixia all make great tiny flowers to add into make-your-own ornaments! These handmade, sentimental gifts can be cherished for years.
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Floral Gift Baskets
Gift baskets are always a wonderful way to personalize a present. Including items your recipient will love such as treats, candles, or soaps, builds a perfect basket. Seasonal blooms like red roses, white mums, and pine greenery, instantly tie the whole thing together and give it a luxurious and festive feel.
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Wreaths or Garlands
Our selection of handmade wreaths and garlands make a wonderful present to bring the seasonal smells and sights into anyone’s home. From eucalyptus to olive branch, the choices are endless and these wreaths are surprisingly long-lasting!
Whether you’re gifting to friends, family, or clients, fresh flowers bring warmth, beauty, and meaning to every present. Explore our selection of holiday blooms and DIY flower packs to make this season extra memorable!
Derian Banzhaf
Derian has worked in many facets of the floral industry, with over 10 years experience in everything from flower arranging to wedding and party planning, She loves to experiment in elements of flower design, color, and texture and is always looking for the latest trends in wedding bouquets.
