Beautiful New Summer Dried Flowers are HERE!

We've just gotten in a new variety of beautiful summer dried flowers.  Just in time for bridal bouquets, summer parties, and even decorating for the home or office, these are just what you're looking for.

Bridal bouquets made from these beautiful dried summer flowers are just the thing to set of that whimsical wedding outdoors.

Coming from all accross America, we have a selection of wildflowers, annuals, and perennials.  Bring everyone back to nature with an organic style wedding.  From bouquets, to corsages and boutonnieres, you will be delighted to decorate with these beautiful flowers.

Hello, my name is Rony Havive and I have been working with dried flowers for years.  I enjoy putting together fabulous creations for everyone to enjoy.  Contact us today for your custom design.

Happy New Year! - From Rony Havive Dried Flowers

Happy New Year!
A New Year means a New You! 
Spice up your New Years decor with dried flowers from RonyHavive.com

New Years, is also the perfect time to dust off the dried flower arrangements you already have.  You can find cleaning techniques on this blog.  Also, you might want to add a dash of your favorite oils for a beautiful scent.

Make Dried Flower Centerpieces, for Thanksgiving and Christmas fast and easy with Rony Havive Dried Flowers

Autumn fields are full of wildflowers, grasses, and seedpods. Drying them for Thanksgiving flower arrangements or harvest decorations is easy and enjoyable.  Rony Havive has collected a wide array of beautiful dried Fall flowers that will work for any Thanksgiving spray, wreath, or wall hanging. 

Not waiting until December to decorate for Christmas?  Find beautiful Christmas color dried flower arrangements that will kick off any Christmas season :)

Fall - A great time for a New Wreath :)

Wreaths have always been a great way to decorate for Fall. A wreath made with dried fall flowers from Rony Havie MGR can be used to decorate doors, walls or laid on a table with a pillar candle in the center. Along with a variety of dried flowers from your fall garden, add dried herbs like lavender , sage, rosemary, and bay leaves to your wreath for a great smell that will last for a long time. Other fall-themed items can be included such as sprigs of hard berries, nuts, seed pods, grasses and bright-colored fall leaves.  Check out the latest Fall Flowers at Rony Havive Dried Flowers

Great Discounts on Fall Decorations - By Rony Havive

It's not too late to decorate for a fabulous Fall look, check out our great deals at www.ronyhavive.com.  Also, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter for big savings and free Fall givaways from Rony Havive :)

Dried Flower Arrangements

MGR Designs Inc. brings you colorful dried flower arrangements from California and around the world. Rony Havive from Los Angeles, CA is dedicated to changing the way you think about decorating with dried flowers.  Check out our site today for our full line :) www.ronyhavive.com

Cleaning/Caring for Your Dried Flower Arrangement

It is best to keep dried flower arrangements out of direct sunlight and out of extreme environments where temperatures range from very hot and dry, to very cold and damp.  Your dried flower arrangements should not be placed in the direct path of forced air heat as the dry air will remove all the moisture from the arrangement making it fragile.

For cleaning dried flower arrangements, we recommend lightly dusting the wreath with a real feather duster. You can also use a standard hair dryer (on the lowest setting) and simply blow any dust off.   Another method, if you live in a windy area, is to take the arrangement outside in a nice breeze, not too windy, and simply shake the arrangement.  The dust blows out nicely and won’t destroy your flowers like other methods.

It is not recommended that you place your dried flower arrangements on the front door. You can hang dried flower arrangements outside as long as the specific area is fully protected from rain, wind and sun. If the arrangement is placed in sun, colors will soon fade. Obviously the wind and rain would also damage the wreath.  If you want to decorate outdoors, make sure it’s in a protected spot.