Whether you love them or hate them, one thing is for sure—these long-lasting florals have certainly come a long way.

Here are a few instances where faux in lieu of fresh-cut flowers might be a smarter option. 1. A boho-style wedding that relies heavily on dried and preserved florals.

Hemali Mistry spent around $28,000 on her South Asian wedding. Canceling the reception, cutting down on guests, and making swaps helped cut costs.

Nationwide, the average cost for wedding florals hovers around $3,500, but with rented artificial flowers, that price drops to just $500, said Lauren Bercier, 36, co-founder and owner of ...

Below, we’ve rounded up the best sites to find artificial or dried flowers that’ll give your fresh ones a run for their money. RECOMMENDED BY FORBES VETTED The 12 Best Fake Plants That Don’t ...

Dusty plants (faux or real) never look good. A quick once over with the feather duster will usually do the trick. If there’s a layer of grime on your fake plant, use a light spray action from a ...