A Sustainable Collection of Everblooms Preserved Flowers
OMT.| One More Thing is pioneering the Irish floral market with its ground-breaking Everblooms Preserved Flowers, leading the industry in combining sustainability with artful design.
At the heart of OMT is our innovative hero product, Everblooms Preserved Flowers. These artfully handcrafted floral arrangements are made from real flowers and foliage, preserved to last from several months up to two years without water or maintenance.
water & maintenance free
This innovative preservation process ensures flowers retain their fresh look and feel, providing an ideal alternative to fresh-cut and artificial flowers.
Zero Maintenance
Beautiful botanical creations that require no upkeep, perfect for homeowners and unique, lasting gifts.
Exquisite Choice
Ideal for luxury hotels and premium F&B destinations, delivering an unforgettable and cherished experience for esteemed clientele.
Elegant and eco-friendly floral solutions
Sustainable Alternative
Choose Everblooms to minimize your carbon footprint compared to traditional fresh flowers.
Environmental Benefits
Reduce the need for airfreight, refrigeration, and waste disposal, lowering your overall eco-impact.
Smart Consumption
Enjoy longer-lasting beauty with fewer purchases, promoting mindful consumer habits.
Unique Gifting Experience
Give the gift that endures, bringing continuous delight and lasting memories.
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Latest News
One More Thing is back at Brown Thomas Dundrum for our Mother’s Day pop-up
Back for our fourth consecutive Mother’s Day at Brown Thomas Dundrum. From 5–15 March, One More Thing brings our signature Everblooms — real preserved flowers designed to last, with no...
Our First Big Wedding Event of 2026: A Huge Success at the Wedding Show RDS
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One More Thing Ending 2025 on the Highest Note
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