Archive of Ember and Plum Roses

Our dried roses bouquet gathers plum and amber tones with airy fillers, offering lasting beauty, gentle care, and a warmly vintage mood.

We compose this generous armful with scrolled rosebuds in mulberry, plum, apricot, and honey, then weave in misty fillers that read like morning fog over a field. Each stem is preserved to keep its curled edges and velvety texture, so the colours feel saturated yet soft. The shape is full but not crowded, leaving light and shadow to do quiet work between blooms. Wrapped in tactile kraft and ribbon, the bouquet arrives ready for display the moment paper gives way.

The palette is intentionally versatile. In bright rooms, the apricot roses glow like coals; in duskier spaces, plums deepen and feel intimate. That adaptability makes the bouquet a thoughtful gift for many moments—housewarming, anniversary, a heartfelt thank you, or a self treat that turns an ordinary corner into a place you want to linger. Because the florals are preserved, the message isn’t rushed by a clock. It stays, offering calm companionship day after day.

Unboxing becomes a small ceremony. Tissue cradles each head so petals stay secure, and the base is gently bound for easy handling. We tuck in a handwritten card upon request, plus simple care notes that fit on a keepsake slip. Everything is chosen to complement the natural palette—kraft textures, cotton ribbon, and protective wrap that can be recycled or composted. The experience feels personal, mindful, and pleasantly unrushed from the first rustle.

Care is blissfully light. Do not water; preserved stems prefer a dry habitat. Keep the bouquet out of direct sun to slow any fading, and steer clear of humid rooms such as steamy kitchens or bathrooms. If dust appears, use a soft makeup brush or a cool puff of air to lift it away. Support the stems near the binding when moving the piece so the structure remains tidy. If you store it, place the bouquet upright in a roomy box with loose tissue and avoid compression.

Styling is where the bouquet shines. For an earthy note, drop it into a matte stoneware vase and pair with linen and wood. Want a cleaner, gallery feel? A low pedestal bowl or clear cylinder sets the roses forward while the fillers create a gentle halo. On a console, it anchors keys, a ceramic tray, and a small candle. On a dining table, it works with neutral runners and tea lights, adding warmth without blocking sightlines or conversation.

Choosing dried over fresh brings a shift in tempo. Without daily watering or trimming, the bouquet quietly holds its form, inviting you to notice contour, hue, and the negative space between stems. It’s resilient for travel and photographs beautifully, which is why couples often carry companion pieces for small ceremonies and then display them at home. The bouquet becomes a keepsake rather than a countdown, a steady reminder that beauty can also be patient.

Personalization is welcome. Prefer moodier tones with extra plum and slate? Want a lighter mix with more parchment and dove? Tell us the direction; we’ll adjust within the same harmonious framework so your piece still feels cohesive. Natural variation is part of the charm—every rose curls a little differently, and no two bouquets are identical. We source thoughtfully, preserve gently to maintain structure and colour, and favour recyclable or compostable packing whenever possible.

This design plays well with many interiors. Minimal spaces appreciate its clean silhouette and controlled palette; eclectic rooms love the texture dialogue between ruffles and seedheads. It’s a piece that asks little and gives a lot—softening a shelf, marking a mantel, making a desk feel more human. If you’re sending it across town, know that it travels securely and emerges ready to live in the room with poise, warmth, and a touch of romance.

Invite this dried roses bouquet into your daily rhythm. Add your message for the card, choose delivery details, and we’ll prepare a keepsake that feels both artisanal and easy to live with. Whether it’s a gift for someone dear or a quiet reward for yourself, the bouquet settles in like a good book—familiar, textured, and ready to make ordinary moments feel a little more considered.