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Hydrangeas will probably last as long as any other cut flower in a bouquet as long as their stems are kept moist, they are kept cool and are not picked until the last moment.
If you want to keep hydrangeas longer, they are best picked when their colour is starting to fade slightly and the blooms are mature (they take on a kind of white, nearly waxy appearance at this time, although they still have nearly full colour). If you harvest them then, they will keep longer and can also be successfully dried. When dry they will still have their colour too.