Flowers, flowering plants, and lush foliage will beautify any room. But expensive long-stemmed roses will last only a week; Christmas poinsettias may struggle to make it to the New Year and even a hardy zebra plant will wither and die if not cared for properly. Unless you have unlimited resources and time, one solution—done properly—is to use high-quality artificial plants made of silk and other material. Another answer is the use of well-prepared and properly arranged dried flowers. Faux foliage can generally be placed in any light and temperature variation, and can be created or ordered in almost any hue. A client may want a centerpiece to match the color scheme in the dining room; a bride may want a bouquet that will last longer than the ceremony. A wreath of dried sunflowers offers a welcome addition to the front door all summer and fall, and an attractive artificial or dried flower wreath brightens any indoor holiday setting. Thus, it is a custom silk and dried flower arrangement. It’s kind of job which prepares and assembles flower arrangements to clients’ specifications, and also creates custom wreaths and decorations
You can start this service by advertising your availability through flyers and ads at community centers, schools, home supply stores, and other retail outlets. Take out ads in newspapers, shopping guides, and local decorating and women’s magazines. Teach a class at a community school or college. You will get some publicity and maybe a few clients. Consider renting a table at local craft or holiday shows. This type of business also works well as a virtual company, taking orders through a web site and through catalogs.