Timeless Blooms: Top 10 Florists for Dried Flower Delivery, Hand-Tested & Reviewed (2024)

We all love fresh blooms, but sometimes dried ones can be a better choice. This is especially true if you want a bouquet that will last a long time or something that won’t require any maintenance or cleanup (like in a guest space or office), or if you want to send a gift to commemorate a special event.

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For these reasons and more, dried flowers have been growing in popularity over the years, and we decided to review a handful of the top companies that will ship beautiful dried flower bouquets and arrangements right to your front door.

Here are 10 of the best dried flower delivery services out there, plus all the details you’ll want to know before placing your first order. I recommend Terrain and UrbanStems as my top 2 picks.

How I Tested the Best Dried Flower Delivery Services in America:

I ordered directly from a wide variety of popular online flower delivery companies and specialist dried flower shops that focus extensively on dried floral arrangements for this guide. These were the key criteria I judged against:

Style & Beauty: I tested a number of brands offering modern, classical, and natural floral designs.

Collections: I looked for dried flower delivery services that offered the best collections to pick from, including a diversity of flower types, arrangement styles, and size options.

Value: in terms of the quality of the dried flower arrangements received, the overall presentation, and how generous they were with the number of flowers included, as well as the average price.

Delivery: I looked for the best delivery services offering timely and flexible shipping options, and secure packaging to protect the dried flowers in transit.

The Best Dried Flower Delivery Services:

1. Terrain ($$$): Best for Farm-Fresh Bouquets

About Terrain:

Terrain is a home decor company with locations on both coasts, as well as several cafés where you can shop their decor and grab a bite. As a sister company to Anthropologie, the company is the perfect option for gifts, especially if you’re looking for something simple and chic, which is their overall aesthetic.

Dried Flower Collections:

Much like their other decor offerings, the dried flower arrangements from Terrain exude a farm-fresh, just-picked, stylish, yet totally effortless vibe. Because of this, the arrangement I received, aptly named Blooming Meadow, was one of my top picks out of all the dried bouquets on this list. The wild-flower aesthetic matched my style perfectly, and the flowers were also completely natural from what I could tell (no added dyes or chemicals), with a faint herbal fragrance of oregano and lavender.

Expect to Pay:

These gorgeous arrangements aren’t cheap, but you can get simple ones for under $50. For larger arrangements, or for one of their wreaths, you should expect to pay anywhere between $70 and $300.

Pros:

• Stunning and natural arrangements
• Unique designs and flower varieties
• Options for a variety of budget considerations

Cons:

• Packaging was not well marked, nothing to indicate where the flowers came from
• The wild farm-fresh look isn’t for everyone
• Premium pricing for most larger arrangements

Dried Flower Delivery Options:

Standard shipping via UPS ground all over the continental US. Shipping costs vary. Mine were roughly $11.

2. UrbanStems ($$): Best for Fast Dried Flower Delivery

About UrbanStems:

UrbanStems is a flower delivery company with a small portion of its collection dedicated to dried bouquets. Most of their business centers around fresh bouquets and corporate gifts, both of which they excel at.

When we say small, we mean tiny—as of writing this, the company only has three dried arrangements to choose from on their website. That being said, all of the company’s preserved bouquets have an “overnight shipping” option, which isn’t something we’ve seen from many other companies.

Dried Flower Collections:

The dried bouquets offered by UrbanStems are all very simple, and elegant, and would work well in a variety of settings—whether home or office. One thing to note is that these bouquets are intensely fragrant when unwrapped. Both arrangements I received, The Sienna and The Moonlight, contain eucalyptus, which can be overpowering in the first few days. For this reason, these arrangements seem best for a space away from the kitchen—like a bathroom or guest space.

Expect to Pay:

The dried bouquets from UrbanStems are pretty expensive, and you should expect to spend between $70 and $100, plus shipping costs.

Pros:

• Diverse elegant arrangements that could work in a variety of settings
• Speedy overnight delivery options nationwide
• Good packaging and presentation

Cons:

• Standard blooms priced pretty high for what they are
• A strong fragrance when unwrapped
• Minimal collections compared to elsewhere

Dried Flower Delivery Options:

The company offers overnight shipping nationwide, as well as free shipping for orders over $120, otherwise shipping is about $20. UrbanStems also provides same-day delivery in select urban locations like New York and Washington, D.C.

3. From You Flowers ($): Best for Dried Lavender

About From You Flowers:

From You Flowers is a staple in the fresh floral delivery industry, and has been in business for over 35 years. They work with thousands of florists all over the world to provide fresh blooms delivered right to your door. Their website is super easy to use, and allows you to quickly find arrangements for a number of occasions. They also offer expedited delivery options for last-minute gifting.

Dried Flower Collections:

Since the company primarily provides fresh bouquets, their dried floral options are pretty limited. You may be wondering why lavender deserves a category unto itself, and the reason is that quality, well-priced lavender is actually pretty hard to find. From You Flowers does an excellent job of providing exactly that. While the rest of their dried bouquet selection is relatively limited—you should definitely consider shopping with them if freshly preserved lavender is what you’re after.

Expect to Pay:

The bundle of lavender I received normally costs $44.99 for a deluxe bundle (currently on sale for $35.99), with the option to get even more stems for an additional $8.

Pros:

• Freshly preserved natural blooms
• Inexpensive for the quality and quantity received
• Super fragrant flowers

Cons:

• Very limited collection of dried blooms to choose from
• Minimal packaging meant some blooms were damaged in transit
• No way to customize the order

Dried Flower Delivery Options:

The company offers standard shipping nationally, as well as same-day delivery for certain products. They also offer international shipping, as well as a lifetime subscription for free shipping for just a one-time payment of $9.99.

4. AFloral ($$): Best Selection for Natural Florals

About AFloral:

This female-founded company is leading the way on what dried bouquet deliveries should be: Eco-friendly, beautiful, and in a natural style that appeals to a broad audience—from modern apartments to more rustic and eclectic dwellings (like mine).

In addition to dried bouquets, the company also sells wreath kits and high-quality faux florals, as well as other organic bits and bobs (like pine cones and dried orange slices for holiday decor).

Dried Flower Collections:

Another of my absolute favorite dried flower deliveries came from AFloral. This company provides a large selection of decently-priced dried grasses and flowers. From common garden varieties to more exotic grasses, it’s easy to find (or create) an arrangement you love.

This brings me to another reason I was so impressed with this company: By selling a large variety of smaller bundles, you can actually create your own bouquet, rather than being stuck choosing one they’ve made. All of the bouquets look and feel 100% natural, without any added dyes or scents—another plus in my book. These bouquets would be great as gifts or to treat yourself.

Expect to Pay:

Prices range widely at AFloral, with many smaller sale items starting at just $10 and larger full-priced items typically starting at $32. It’s good to keep in mind that their sales can actually be a really good deal. For example, one of the bouquets I received (the Purple Mixed Dried Flower Bouquet) typically retails for $68 but is currently on sale for $25. I also received two smaller decorative bundles, one of which (the Dried Flower Bundle in Blue) is currently on sale for $10.

Pros:

• Large selection of chic, natural florals & grasses
• Dried pieces are often sold in smaller bundles, allowing for easy mix & match
• Dried florals are frequently on sale for great bargain prices

Cons:

• No international shipping
• No delivery to PO boxes (UPS policy)
• The packaging on some bundles could have been more eco-friendly

Dried Flower Delivery Options:

The company offers 1-3 day shipping via UPS for all of the continental US. For orders being sent to Alaska, Hawaii, or any of the US Territories, they use Fedex SmartPost which can take 15-30 business days.

5. BloomsyBox ($$$): Best for Dyed Bouquets

About BloomsyBox:

BloomsyBox is a Miami-based company that primarily offers fresh flower subscription packages. Most of their products are marketed for personal use, but they also provide corporate gifts as well.

BloomsyBox makes it easy to shop for fresh flowers for any occasion, from a birthday, to seasonally-themed arrangements. They even offer next-day delivery on select bouquets for all your last-minute gifting needs.

Dried Flower Collections:

The dried flower collection at BloomsyBox is relatively small (only six arrangements to choose from as of writing this), and all of these bouquets are offered in a bright array of dyed colors—from magenta pink to deep turquoise blue.

While the bouquet I received (Fantasia) was everything I expected it to be, and I could see it being useful as a bright statement piece or in a surrealist photo shoot, the hot pink and orange dyed look isn’t really my thing. Upon opening the box, the bouquet also had a strong chemical smell, and the grasses were shedding a lot—leaving behind a trail of little feathers.

Expect to Pay:

Dried bouquets from Bloomsybox are pricey and range from $70 to $80. The one I received was on the higher end.

Pros:

• Arrived on time, well-packaged
• The bouquet strongly resembled the photos
• Unique designs and flower varieties

Cons:

• Premium pricing throughout
• Limited collections
• A chemical smell initially when unwrapped

Dried Flower Delivery Options:

The company offers standard shipping all across the continental US. International shipping (or shipping to Alaska and Hawaii) is not available at this time.

6. ProFlowers ($$$): Best for Grass Arrangements

About ProFlowers:

ProFlowers is another company that’s primarily known for its fresh floral collection, as they offer a wide range of bouquets for every occasion as well as small live plant deliveries (like spring bulbs or succulents). The company prides itself on delivering the best in ethically-sourced blooms and exclusively works with Rainforest Alliance-certified growers.

Dried Flower Collections:

Small though it may be, the collection of dried flowers at ProFlowers is still mighty. Specializing mostly in grass arrangements, the company has done a great job of providing a compact collection that will still appeal to various people. With simple bouquets (like the Grasslands one I ordered) or more stylized ones (like the Feathered Frenzy), there’s quite a range of styles and aesthetics to choose from, even within the small collection.

Expect to Pay:

One of the main strikes against ProFlowers in my book was the price. Their bouquets are some of the most expensive on this list, with arrangements starting at $80 and going up to $100. For bouquets that consist mostly of dried grasses, this seems like a high price to pay.

Pros:

• A stylish selection of dried grasses
• Perfect for gifting or the home
• Minimalistic, recyclable packaging

Cons:

• No same-day delivery options
• Limited collections and stock availability compared to elsewhere
• Priced high

Dried Flower Delivery Options:

Since many of their bouquets are sourced directly from growers (often in South America), you should expect shipping times to take a little longer. That being said, the company delivers all over the world, including the US and Canada.

7. The Sill ($$$): Best for Free Shipping

About The Sill:

If you’ve ever tried to order houseplants online, chances are you’ve come across The Sill. This company is one of the leaders in the industry of live plant delivery, and for a good reason. With hundreds of plants, bouquets, and plant accessories to choose from, it’s easy to get your green fix when shopping with The Sill.

Dried Flower Collections:

Because this company offers so many other things, its dried floral collection is understandably limited. That being said, it’s another one that provides a nice variety of natural and dyed stems to choose from. I ordered the OOO Bouquet, which consists of mostly natural grasses and some colored accents. The company also has an add-on option for vases, which is a nice touch if you’re sending a bouquet as a gift.

Another thing I liked? The shipping! My bouquet arrived quickly in a well-marked package, and I didn’t pay a dime on delivery.

Expect to Pay:

These bouquets are pretty expensive, and you should expect to pay anywhere from $89 to $118 on average, although some less expensive arrangements can be had for as little as $48.

Pros:

• Perfect for gifting or the home
• Unique designs and flower varieties
• Free shipping on most orders

Cons:

• Limited collections and stock availability compared to elsewhere
• Premium pricing throughout
• No way to customize the order

Dried Flower Delivery Options:

The company provides free, standard UPS carbon-neutral shipping on most of its orders. Deliveries are currently limited to the continental US.

8. The Bouqs ($$): Best for Wedding Bouquets

About The Bouqs:

The Bouqs is a fresh floral delivery company that offers a wide range of bouquets, plants, and decorative arrangements. They’re one of the trendiest flower delivery companies, so of course, their collection of dried florals is on-point as well (tiny though it may be).

Having received other fresh flower deliveries from the company, I was happy to try out their dried bouquet collection, and although some things could have been better, I was pretty happy with it overall.

Dried Flower Collections:

I ordered the Terracotta bouquet from The Bouqs, which is a natural arrangement that consists mostly of large grasses. The style is pretty on-par with the rest of their dried flower collection which features lots of white and light-colored grasses and natural florals. The current collection actually reminds me a lot of a folksy-chic wedding, which is why I voted this company best for dried wedding florals.

The company also offers blended bouquets and fresh and dried flowers, which would be an interesting concept for a winter bride. Despite loving the aesthetic of my bouquet, I deducted a few points from their overall score because some of the stems arrived damaged.

Expect to Pay:

Dried bouquets start at $69 and go up to $104. The company also offers a subscription package that will save you 30% off your order.

Pros:

• Perfect for gifting or the home
• Unique designs and flower varieties, perfect for a wedding
• Variety of size and height options

Cons:

• Arrangements arrived a little damaged
• Limited collections and stock availability compared to elsewhere
• Premium pricing

Dried Flower Delivery Options:

The company ships to all 50 states and charges a $15 delivery fee (via standard shipping) unless you’re a subscriber, in which case shipping is free.

9. East Olivia ($$$): Best for Small Bouquets

About East Olivia:

Unlike many of the companies on this list, East Olivia actually specializes in dried bouquets, offering a large variety of forever florals and pampas grass arrangements. The female-founded company was started in 2020 and is based in New York City.

Dried Flower Collections:

Since East Olivia primarily offers dried florals, there are a lot of bouquet styles and colors to choose from when shopping with the company. Although nearly all of their designs come in multiple sizes, most of their bouquets seem to skew toward the smaller size.

This is actually what I loved most about the company (besides the beautiful packaging). I ordered The Betty (in a medium), and it was the perfect punchy little bouquet to light up a corner of my guest space. Despite their small stature, these bouquets are among the most vibrant and well-designed that I’ve seen, and this bouquet was one of my favorites from this roundup.

Expect to Pay:

These beautifully designed bouquets aren’t cheap, and you should expect to spend anywhere from $60 (for the very small size) to $165 for one.

Pros:

• A comprehensive collection of dried flowers in all sizes
• Beautiful packaging and presentation
• Perfect for gifting or the home

Cons:

• Premium pricing throughout
• No same-day delivery options
• No way to customize the order

Dried Flower Delivery Options:

All orders are shipped via UPS standard shipping. The company can ship anywhere in the US but not internationally at this time.

10. 1-800-Flowers ($$): Best for Gifts

About 1-800-Flowers:

It’s no surprise that the company 1-800-Flowers made our list as best for gifts, especially since that’s exactly what this enterprise has been doing for over 45 years. 1-800-Flowers is an industry leader in flower deliveries and partners up with a number of other big-name gifting companies (like Harry & David) to provide some of the best selection and customization options on the market.

Dried Flower Collections:

It’s hard to pinpoint the exact depth and breadth of their collection, but suffice it to say you have options. Not only can you buy dried florals from the company, but you can also shop their gift sets, many of which contain items from multiple different vendors.

I ordered this Eco-friendly Luxury Gift Set, which was actually fulfilled by a company called CactiCo. The set contained a dried bouquet mounted on a wooden pedestal, as well as some soap and bottled fragrance.

Expect to Pay:

Prices vary widely, but you should expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $100 when shopping with this company for dried floral gifts.

Pros:

• A comprehensive collection of dried flowers to pick from
• Beautiful packaging and presentation
• Perfect for gifting or the home

Cons:

• No same-day delivery options
• Artificial-looking (more so than dried)
• The arrangement looks smaller in person

Dried Flower Delivery Options:

Standard shipping options are available, and the company ships all over the US as well as to over 100 countries internationally. You can opt into their Passport annual subscription, which provides free shipping on all orders for just $20.

Buying Guide:

About the Author:

Larissa Runkleis an experienced writer, gardener, and herbalist living in the San Juan mountains of Colorado. Her writing has been widely publishedin lifestyle publications all over the country, and she’s also the creatorof the weekly newsletter@rootedintribe.

As a senior contributing editor at Petal Republic, Larissa brings a breadth of personal experience across gardening, horticulture, herbalism, and botanical subject areas. She writes extensively for Petal Republic on topics spanning gardening, plant care, and flower types, as well as producing in-depth, hands-on reviews of popular plant and flower delivery services.

For this dried flower delivery guide, Larissa personally hand-tested each and every florist featured.

Larissa was very impressed with the dried flower collections from Terrain and UrbanStems, and also felt that AFloral, ProFlowers, East Olivia, The Sill, and BloomsyBox offered a variety of excellent dried flower arrangements for gifting and the home.

For more, see Larissa’s essential guide to ordering and caring for dried flowers.