Which dried flowers fit in which vase?

Are you looking for ways to brighten up your home with dried flowers, but aren't sure which flowers fit in which vase? Then you've come to the right place! In this article, we will tell you everything you need to know about which dried flowers go best in which vase

Which vase?

First of all, it is important to know that not every dried flower is suitable for every vase. This is because different vases have different openings and heights. As a result, one vase may be better suited to a particular type of dried flower than another.

A vase with a narrow opening, such as a test tube vase, is ideal for displaying a few long, slender dried flowers like pampas grass, grains, or reeds. These dried flowers are tall and narrow, making them perfect for these vases.

A round vase, on the other hand, is better suited for full, spherical dried flowers like dried roses or hydrangeas. These vases often have a wide opening and offer more room for the flowers to spread out and show off

Which dried flowers?

Another option is to combine multiple types of dried flowers in one vase. For example, a mix of dried lavender, roses, and grasses looks beautiful in a glass vase with a wide opening. Such a mix of colors and textures creates an interesting and lovely look. 

Long flowers like pampas grass can be trimmed to fit in a smaller vase, while shorter flowers actually look better in taller vases.

In short, there are different types of dried flowers that suit different types of vases. By experimenting with various combinations of flowers and vases, you can create a beautiful and unique look for your home. Hopefully, this article has helped you choose the right dried flowers for your favorite vase.

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