Saturday Shopping with Me: The Best Faux Flowers

Last week I wrote a post and shared my spring tablescape using faux flowers. I typically only use real flowers but they don’t last forever.

I decided to use faux for this particular table as it has lasted from early spring through St. Patrick’s Day and will stay on my table through Easter. I will just add some touches of real flowers for Easter Brunch.

A dining table is elegantly set with green foliage, potted plant centerpiece, white candles, and garden-themed decor. Plates and glassware are arranged neatly, with a book titled "The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle" visible.

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The Evolution of Faux Flowers

I remember when faux flowers looked so fake. Not anymore! You can find blooms that look so realistic. Soft-touch tulips are actually preferable than real, in my opinion. The look of spring branches look so genuine and they last forever, unlike the real thing.

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