Dried Flowers in Caloundra

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Caloundra Dried Flowers

Dried flowers have a way of making a space feel grounded, thoughtful and effortlessly stylish—and here at Suncoast Flowers, they’re one of our most requested designs. Our dried flowers are arranged with intention, combining colour, shape and texture to suit everything from minimalist homes to statement shopfronts.


Each arrangement is crafted in-house using high-quality preserved flowers that maintain their look for months—sometimes years. Whether you're after something small and subtle or bold and architectural, we work with you to create dried flower pieces that suit your space, taste and reason for gifting. They’re perfect for birthdays, thank yous, sympathy gestures and just-because moments.


Caloundra locals choose us because we don’t take shortcuts. Every stem is placed with purpose, and each design feels personal. We offer delivery right to your door or your recipient’s, carefully packaged for a perfect arrival. Call 07 5438 8055 to chat through your dried flower ideas today.

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Dried Flowers for Your Space

There’s something timeless about dried flowers—and in a laid-back coastal town like Caloundra, their natural tones and sculptural shapes feel right at home. Our dried flower arrangements offer a stylish alternative to fresh blooms, especially when you want something that lasts without losing its charm.


We use preserved florals that are naturally dried or treated to retain colour and texture, then arrange them by hand into pieces you can display or gift straight away. Designs can come boxed, bouquet-style or presented in ceramic or glass vessels. They're low-maintenance, fuss-free and ideal for sunny, open-plan spaces where fresh flowers might fade too quickly.



What sets us apart is how we mix native textures with modern tones. Think warm rusts, soft creams, dusty pinks and cool neutrals—styled to feel contemporary without being cold. Whether you’re gifting a friend or styling a café corner, our team will guide you to something that hits the right note and stays looking sharp for months.

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A Bunch of Dried Flowers Are Laying on the Ground — Suncoast Flowers in Caloundra, QLD
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long do dried flower arrangements last?

    Dried flower arrangements can last anywhere from several months to over a year, depending on how they're cared for and the materials used.


    Keep them out of direct sunlight, away from moisture and avoid frequent handling to preserve their colour and shape.


    While they don't need water, occasional dusting with a soft brush or hairdryer on a cool setting can help keep them looking fresh.

  • Can I include dried flowers in a bouquet with fresh ones?

    Yes, mixing dried and fresh flowers is a popular trend that adds unique texture and contrast to a bouquet.


    However, be aware that the longevity of the arrangement will depend on the fresh flowers, which will wilt long before the dried components.


    Once the fresh flowers fade, you can often keep the dried elements and repurpose them into a new arrangement or small keepsake.

  • Are dried flowers safe for people with allergies?

    Dried flowers generally produce less pollen than fresh blooms, which makes them a better choice for those with mild flower allergies. 


    However, sensitive individuals should still be cautious, as dried materials can accumulate dust over time and some preserved flowers may have undergone chemical treatments.


    If allergies are a concern, opt for arrangements with minimal fluff or fragrance and keep them clean and dry.

  • What types of flowers work best when dried?

    Flowers that retain their colour and shape well after drying include hydrangeas, statice, billy buttons, baby’s breath, proteas and banksias.


    Natives and wildflowers tend to hold up particularly well, especially when air-dried or professionally preserved.


    Avoid flowers with high water content like tulips or lilies, which don’t typically dry well and can lose structure or become brittle too quickly.

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