Bouquet Preservation
Read on to see exactly how we preserve your blooms so they can last forever.
Pressing your blooms
We start this process by carefully taking apart your bouquet and pressing the petals between layers of paper. Your flowers will stay on the press for 6-8 weeks to ensure they fully dry out.
Reconstruction
Because we take apart each and every petal from your flowers when pressing them, we need to reconstruct them! This step is meticulous and requires precise placement and patience as we glue your flowers back together.
Color Enhancement
We use a super secret technique to enhance the original color of your blooms. This means they will experience little to no fading over time.
Designing
We take inspiration from the photos you send us and design your pressed flower frame. We then send you a photo of the design to request edits on before we finalize anything!
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Mail us your blooms, or drop them off in person.
we can preserve your flowers no matter where you live!
Mail us your blooms, or drop them off in person.
we can preserve your flowers no matter where you live!
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