Can I use fresh lavender instead of dried?

Fresh lavender can be used, but it tends to wilt over time, so consider using dried lavender for better longevity.

How long will my bouquet last?

A properly dried lavender bouquet can last for months, sometimes even years, if kept out of direct sunlight.

You can use any sturdy string, wire, or even rubber bands, but be sure they won’t detract from your bouquet’s appearance.

Yes, but make sure it is sheltered from rain or extreme weather to maintain the integrity of the dried flowers.

Create a delightful lavender hanging bouquet that brings a soothing aroma and rustic charm to your home decor.

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Prepare the lavender stems by trimming them to your desired length, around 10-12 inches.
Gather your foliage, such as eucalyptus or ferns, to enhance the bouquet’s texture.
Arrange the stems in a fan shape, adjusting the height for a balanced look.
Tie the stems together tightly at the base with twine or jute string.
Add decorative elements like ribbon, starting from the base and working your way up.
Hang your bouquet by attaching a loop to the top with wire or tying it directly onto a hook.

Customize your bouquet with seasonal flowers or greenery and ensure proper care to maintain its charm.