INVEST IN FLOWERS THAT LAST A LIFETIME

Hold on to more from your wedding day than just the photos, and consider having your wedding flowers preserved as artwork for your home.

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CHOOSE YOUR FRAME

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16 x 20 in
$1,200.00

This is a great size option for preserving your bridal bouquet. It’s not too large, which makes it a perfect fit for a gallery wall with other wedding photos.

Each art piece utilizes archival grade backing, is framed in maple or cherry wood, and protected with 99% UV filtering/anti-glare acrylic.

Please read the Terms & Conditions before placing your order

18 x 24 in
$1,600.00

This is the happy medium of the three size options. Its slightly larger size better accommodates larger bridal bouquets or allows for the addition of flowers from other arrangements at your wedding. While this frame option would still look lovely in a gallery wall, it can also hold its own as a solitary piece of art in your home.

Each art piece utilizes archival grade backing, is framed in maple or cherry wood, and protected with 99%UV filtering/anti-glare acrylic.

Please read the Terms & Conditions before placing your order

24 x 32 in
$2,200.00

This frame size will truly be a statement piece in your home, wherever you decide to display it. To fill the designable space, it will take more than just your bridal bouquet; I encourage you to give me as many wedding flowers as your heart desires. I recommend this size option to all my fellow flower lovers who don’t want to leave behind a single bloom.

Each art piece utilizes archival grade backing, is framed in maple or cherry wood, and protected with 99% UV filtering/anti-glare acrylic.

Please read the Terms & Conditions before placing your order

WHAT TO EXPECT

  • When the flowers are finished drying, they have almost always shifted in some regard from their original colors, but it is not usually dramatic — whites can yellow, reds usually deepen, and yellows/oranges often soften. As the flowers are exposed to oxygen and sunlight over time, the colors will become less vibrant (but still lovely) versions of themselves.

  • I do not color correct except for select tropical varieties that brown during preservation. I prefer a more organic aesthetic in my artwork, and I believe the natural colors of the flowers (even though they shift and fade over time) are more beautiful than any alterations I may make.

  • I recommend booking as soon as you know that preserving your bridal florals is something you want to do! I accept orders as close as 14 days prior to your event date, but keep in mind that I limit orders for each wedding season so that I can give each customer’s flowers the love and attention they deserve.

  • About four to six months. This includes the time it takes to dry the flowers, clean and repair any imperfections, design the flat lay, frame the artwork, and deliver the finished product.

  • Absolutely! Once I have your flowers in hand, I may make framing suggestions that I feel better suit your flowers. Choosing the wood for your frame and the backing is difficult before you have seen your flowers. And who knows, you may even want to upgrade to a larger size when you realize you just have to save them all!

  • Yes, and it is included in the price of your frame! If you need to ship your flowers, I provide you with all the tools for a stress free shipping experience.

  • I do not. In my designs, the flowers are the stars of the show, and I am committed to keeping all the attention on them.

  • I do not. Since the quality of the artwork is largely dependent on the quality of the drying process, I only accept fresh florals with which I may oversee the preservation process.

Please reach out if you have any other questions!