Dried Baby's Breath Bouquet | Preserved Gypsophila Dried Flowers for Wedding, Home Decor & Photo Props, 30g–100g in 9 Colours

Preserved gypsophila — baby's breath — dried and colour-treated so the tiny florets keep their shape and softness instead of going brittle and grey. Nine colours are available, from natural beige and white through blue, green, purple, pink, red, orange, yellow and Tiffany blue, and five bunch weights from 30g up to a substantial 100g.

Dried flowers solve a real problem: they don't need water, don't drop, don't wilt, and last for years rather than days. Baby's breath in particular is the most useful dried stem there is, because it fills space. A single 30g bunch dresses a bud vase or a bedside table; 70g or 100g fills a large vase, makes a mantelpiece arrangement, or supplies an entire wedding's worth of table posies and buttonholes. It's a staple of boho and Scandinavian interiors, a favourite for wedding and event styling, and the standard choice for photography props and flat-lay backgrounds because it photographs beautifully and never has to be replaced mid-shoot.

Why you'll love it

• Nine colours — natural beige and white plus blue, green, purple, pink, red, orange, yellow and Tiffany blue.
• Five bunch sizes — 30g, 40g, 50g, 70g and 100g, from a single bud vase to a full arrangement.
• Lasts for years — no water, no wilting, no dropping; a one-off purchase rather than a weekly one.
• Fills space — gypsophila is the most efficient dried stem for volume and softness.
• Wedding and event ready — enough in the larger weights for table posies, buttonholes and backdrops.
• Photographs beautifully — a staple for photo props, flat-lays and styled shoots.

Details

• Type: naturally dried and preserved gypsophila (baby's breath)
• Weights: 30 g, 40 g, 50 g, 70 g, 100 g
• Colours: natural beige, blue, green, purple, pink, red, orange, yellow, Tiffany blue
• Care: keep dry and out of direct sunlight; dust with a cool hairdryer on low; do not add water
• Ideal for: living rooms, bedrooms, dining tables, weddings and events, photography props, boho and Scandinavian interiors

Arranging tip — dried gypsophila looks fullest when the stems are cut to slightly different lengths and the bunch is fluffed out by hand before it goes in the vase. Straight out of the packet it's compressed, and most people underestimate how much volume it has.