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Our commitment to sustainability extends to all aspects of floral arrangements, from the most delicate, ethically sourced flowers and vases to the packaging materials, designed with the environment in mind.


Incorporating bio-preserved flowers and plants into a decorative scheme is sustainable, eco-friendly and wise. Not only do they have an incredibly long lifespan, but their carbon footprint is much lower than artificial or freshly cut flowers, making them the perfect choice for those looking to live more sustainably.

ÉCLAT DES FLEURS' commitment to sustainability

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The impact of fresh flowers.

The beauty of fresh flowers comes at a hidden cost to the environment, a fact that often goes unnoticed.

Think about the journey these flowers make : they travel long distances, often across countries, to get to us. It's not just the miles they travel, but also the energy used to keep them fresh and cool during the journey.

And it's not a one-time thing: it happens week after week , as new batches arrive to replace the old ones.

This constant cycle means more vehicles on the roads, more fuel burned, and more pollution.

Then there is the problem of what happens when these flowers start to wilt .

They become waste, often ending up in the trash within a week . And it’s not just flowers: think about the materials used to hold them in place, like floral foam. This foam might help create beautiful arrangements, but it’s made of plastic that doesn’t decompose , turning into tiny particles that harm our soil and water.

These are the invisible costs of enjoying fresh flowers, and they add up, impacting our planet. It is important for us, as flower and nature lovers, to be aware of these impacts and seek more sustainable ways to enjoy their beauty.

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