Dried flowers have a number of uses, including the following.

1. Potpourri: You can use dried flowers to create a blend of petals in a bowl or a sachet that adds fragrance and color to your home.
2. Wedding bouquet: Dried flowers hold their shape and color longer than fresh flowers, which can make them a more reliable and attractive option for your wedding day.
3. Flower crowns: String large dried flowers together for a flower crown if you’re looking for a creative accent to your wedding day look or something to complement your bridesmaids’ looks.
4. Decorative bouquets: Dried flower bouquets provide an alternative to fresh bouquets that can maintain their appearance for way longer than fresh flowers.
5. Scrapbooks: If you want to preserve a special bouquet of flowers you received from a loved one, you can dry the flowers as a keepsake like jewelry or bookmarks.
6. Craft projects: You can add dried flowers to a number of DIY projects like handmade cards, candles, or wall art.
7. Gifting: You can tie dried flowers to a gift with a ribbon for a creative accent to any holiday present.