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What is The Posy Poise Studio?

The Posy Poise Studio is a small florist in Yogyakarta, Indonesia that makes handmade artificial flower bouquets, mainly for weddings and engagements. It was started in 2023 by Dheana Titaura Hanindita, and is deliberately small: every bouquet that leaves the studio was built by hand, on a table, by someone who knows whose wedding it is for.

Each stem is wired, taped and bound individually. Because the flowers are faux rather than fresh, they are kept after the event rather than thrown away.

What is The Posy Poise Studio?

The Posy Poise Studio is a small florist in Yogyakarta, Indonesia that makes handmade artificial flower bouquets, mainly for weddings and engagements. It was started in 2023 by Dheana Titaura Hanindita, and is deliberately small: every bouquet that leaves the studio was built by hand, on a table, by someone who knows whose wedding it is for.

Each stem is wired, taped and bound individually. Because the flowers are faux rather than fresh, they are kept after the event rather than thrown away.

Where are you based, and do you ship internationally?

The studio is in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Bouquets, boutonnières and headpieces ship worldwide, with a tracking number on every overseas order. Prices are shown in IDR, MYR, SGD or USD.

The exception is large work, installations, arches, backdrops and long table centrepieces. Those are too fragile to post and are delivered within Yogyakarta only.

Where are you based, and do you ship internationally?

The studio is in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Bouquets, boutonnières and headpieces ship worldwide, with a tracking number on every overseas order. Prices are shown in IDR, MYR, SGD or USD.

The exception is large work, installations, arches, backdrops and long table centrepieces. Those are too fragile to post and are delivered within Yogyakarta only.

Why choose artificial flowers over fresh flowers for a wedding?

Three practical reasons, and one honest trade-off.

They survive the day: no wilting in tropical heat, no water, no drooping by the time the reception photos are taken. They travel: a faux bouquet can be made weeks ahead and posted anywhere in the world, which is what makes a destination wedding possible without a local florist. And they are kept: the bouquet goes on a shelf for years instead of into a bin on Monday.

The trade-off is real. Artificial flowers have no scent, and they cannot match the particular softness of a fresh petal up close. If either matters more to you than keeping the bouquet, fresh flowers are the better choice.

Why choose artificial flowers over fresh flowers for a wedding?

Three practical reasons, and one honest trade-off.

They survive the day: no wilting in tropical heat, no water, no drooping by the time the reception photos are taken. They travel: a faux bouquet can be made weeks ahead and posted anywhere in the world, which is what makes a destination wedding possible without a local florist. And they are kept: the bouquet goes on a shelf for years instead of into a bin on Monday.

The trade-off is real. Artificial flowers have no scent, and they cannot match the particular softness of a fresh petal up close. If either matters more to you than keeping the bouquet, fresh flowers are the better choice.

What is a kipas bouquet?

A kipas bouquet is flowers mounted on a hand fan, kipas is the Indonesian word for fan. Instead of a round posy you hold a flat, decorated fan.

It is light to hold through a long ceremony, sits flat so it photographs cleanly from the front, and ships far more safely than a round bouquet. The Posy Poise version is built on a bamboo fan with foam florals, roughly 37 × 27 cm.

What is a kipas bouquet?

A kipas bouquet is flowers mounted on a hand fan, kipas is the Indonesian word for fan. Instead of a round posy you hold a flat, decorated fan.

It is light to hold through a long ceremony, sits flat so it photographs cleanly from the front, and ships far more safely than a round bouquet. The Posy Poise version is built on a bamboo fan with foam florals, roughly 37 × 27 cm.

What are the flowers made of, and how long do they last?

Mostly latex and foam florals, chosen because they hold their shape and photograph closer to real petals than fabric flowers do. Stems are wired and wrapped in floral tape, then bound with satin or ribbon. Traditional Indonesian pieces use faux melati (jasmine) strands.

They last years, with no maintenance beyond keeping them out of direct sunlight and dusting occasionally.

What are the flowers made of, and how long do they last?

Mostly latex and foam florals, chosen because they hold their shape and photograph closer to real petals than fabric flowers do. Stems are wired and wrapped in floral tape, then bound with satin or ribbon. Traditional Indonesian pieces use faux melati (jasmine) strands.

They last years, with no maintenance beyond keeping them out of direct sunlight and dusting occasionally.

How much does an artificial wedding bouquet cost?

A full hand-tied wedding bouquet starts at IDR 350,000 (about USD 32). Smaller pieces cost less: an engagement bouquet from IDR 250,000, a kipas fan bouquet from IDR 180,000, a melati hairpiece set from IDR 120,000, a floral haircomb from IDR 80,000 and a boutonnière from IDR 45,000.

Shipping is quoted separately once we have your address, because couriers price bouquets on box size rather than weight.

How much does an artificial wedding bouquet cost?

A full hand-tied wedding bouquet starts at IDR 350,000 (about USD 32). Smaller pieces cost less: an engagement bouquet from IDR 250,000, a kipas fan bouquet from IDR 180,000, a melati hairpiece set from IDR 120,000, a floral haircomb from IDR 80,000 and a boutonnière from IDR 45,000.

Shipping is quoted separately once we have your address, because couriers price bouquets on box size rather than weight.

How long does it take to make a bouquet?

Production takes 14 days. Orders placed less than 14 days before the date carry an express production charge of IDR 100,000 per order, that pays for the rush in the workshop, not for faster shipping.

Deliveries inside Yogyakarta take 7 days, and can go as close as 3 days at express rates. Those 3 days are kept so we can send you a photo before it leaves.

How long does it take to make a bouquet?

Production takes 14 days. Orders placed less than 14 days before the date carry an express production charge of IDR 100,000 per order, that pays for the rush in the workshop, not for faster shipping.

Deliveries inside Yogyakarta take 7 days, and can go as close as 3 days at express rates. Those 3 days are kept so we can send you a photo before it leaves.

How do I order?

There is no checkout page here. You build an order list on the website, it turns into a pre-written message, and one tap opens WhatsApp with the whole thing filled in. The studio replies with a final price including shipping.

Work begins once the deposit is in. Orders under IDR 150,000 are paid in full up front; larger orders take a deposit of IDR 150,000, or 50% for orders above IDR 300,000.

How do I order?

There is no checkout page here. You build an order list on the website, it turns into a pre-written message, and one tap opens WhatsApp with the whole thing filled in. The studio replies with a final price including shipping.

Work begins once the deposit is in. Orders under IDR 150,000 are paid in full up front; larger orders take a deposit of IDR 150,000, or 50% for orders above IDR 300,000.

Can I choose my own colours and flower types?

Yes, everything is made to order. Colour palette, flower types and anything unusual go in the notes when you order, and that is where the bespoke part starts. Reference photos can be sent over WhatsApp; most orders begin with one.

Can I choose my own colours and flower types?

Yes, everything is made to order. Colour palette, flower types and anything unusual go in the notes when you order, and that is where the bespoke part starts. Reference photos can be sent over WhatsApp; most orders begin with one.