Hydrangeas can create stunning wedding bouquets, but they require special handling—especially for a March event. Here’s what you need to know about sourcing, conditioning, and longevity.
Hydrangeas are available year-round but may need a two-week lead time for your supplier to secure them. Expect a premium price for off-season blooms.
Hydrangeas are prone to drooping if not conditioned properly. The short stems in a bouquet actually help support each other. For best results:
This process forces air out of the woody stems, allowing better water uptake—the essence of proper conditioning.
Order more stems than you need so you can select only the best blooms for your bouquet.
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