Separated hydrangea florets typically wilt quickly. To attempt it: condition the whole stem thoroughly (fresh cut, brief boiling water dip, submerge to neck in tepid water 24 hours). Then repeat with individual florets. Test before the event. For a reliable small-floret look, consider silk hydrangea pieces mixed with fresh flowers.
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