Bleached Flowers and Grasses

Bleached plants or bleached flowers are natural dried plants that undergo a special chemical bleaching process. During this process, their natural pigment is removed, giving them a light, delicate to creamy-white shade. This method is often used for dried flowers, grasses, or leaves to achieve a neutral and elegant color palette suitable for modern arrangements.

Characteristics of bleached plants:

• they have a delicate, ethereal appearance that looks luxurious and minimalist,

• they are popular in wedding floristry, complementing white, pastel, or natural tones,

• in interiors, they stand out especially in combination with natural wood, beige tones, or contrasting darker decorations.

Unlike preserved plants, bleached flowers are generally more fragile as the bleaching process slightly weakens them. On the other hand, they provide a specific design effect that cannot be achieved with naturally dried plants.

Used for:

• wedding bouquets and decorations,

• modern interior arrangements,

• as a contrasting element in combination with colorful or naturally dried plants.