Artificial & Preserved Flowers
Wholesale flowers for the business
you’re growing.
For wholesalers, retailers, florists
and wedding & event professionals.
Artificial & preserved. No fresh-cut flowers.
Explore the collection
Begin with the flower. Refine by colour, form and the needs of your business.
A starting selection, not the entire range.
Explore the full cataloguesFor the way
your business buys.
One flower collection.
Different purchasing priorities.
Build a considered assortment.
Start with flower types, a colour range and quantities by style. Bring your replenishment list so the discussion stays specific.
- Product & colour references
- Quantity by style
- Destination & packing needs
A closer look.
A clearer decision.
Make the details part of your buying conversation.
Ask about a product detailThe flower matters.
So does the packing.
Bring packaging into the conversation before an order is confirmed.
- How is the flower protected?
- Discuss sleeves, flower-head protection and the way stems are arranged for the selected products.
- What goes into each carton?
- Confirm quantities and packing configuration against the order, not an assumed standard.
- Where is the order going?
- Share the destination and required date so freight and timing can be checked with your quotation.
Clarity before the order.
A point of contact after it.
Keep the important details
in one conversation.
- 1
Your brief
Product references, intended use, quantities and destination.
- 2
Product confirmation
Colours, dimensions and any sample arrangements to be agreed.
- 3
Order & packing
Written quotation, packing configuration and shipping arrangements.
- 4
Arrival & follow-up
Order reference and clear photos if something needs attention.
Before you ask
Do you supply fresh-cut flowers?
No. This website is for artificial flowers and preserved flowers, with preserved and dried botanical options in the preserved-flower catalogue.
Can I check a product before a larger order?
Ask about sample availability for the exact product, colour and quantity. Sample costs, freight and arrangements need to be confirmed in your quotation.
How are quantities, pricing and delivery confirmed?
Share your product references, quantities and destination. Confirm the current specification, availability, packing, price and shipping arrangements in writing before placing an order.
What should I send if there is a problem on arrival?
Prepare the order reference, affected item and quantity, clear product photos and photos of the outer carton. Contact us with these details so the issue can be reviewed. Resolution terms and any claim deadline must be confirmed for your order.
Specific sample, delivery and after-sales terms are confirmed per order. No fixed response time or compensation promise is implied.
Take the collection
with you.
Browse the English catalogues with your team. Keep product references handy for your enquiry.
Artificial flowersEnglish · September 2026 · PDF, 17.1 MBPreserved flowersEnglish · 2026 · PDF, 3.7 MBCatalogue prices are references. Confirm the current quotation and applicable freight and tax terms before ordering.
Start with
your buying brief.
Send a product reference.
Tell us what matters to your business.
Your enquiry is sent to FSARCAN. Confirm product and order terms in your quotation.