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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SUBMIT AN INQUIRY

  • “I wanted something I could hold onto from such a special day. Emily truly captured the essence of our wedding and creatively displayed one of my favorite parts of the day.”

  • I'm so grateful I chose to preserve my flowers and that Emily was the one who did them. She is easy to communicate with and genuinely wants to create something unique and meaningful for you. I cannot recommend her enough. Preserving such a special part of your life is something you will never regret, especially when it's done with such talented artistry and care.

  • “She made sure to include a variety of florals and positioned everything so thoughtfully. Her attention to detail really shows in the quality of her work and the care she puts into every piece.”

INVESTMENT

Transparent pricing with worthwhile results

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

A deposit of $500, which is factored into the total price, is required in order to secure your date. The remainder will only be requested once all design decisions have been finalized.

From Bridal Bouquet to Museum-Grade Fine Art

QUALITY

A woman with brown hair, wearing a white sleeveless top, holds a framed collage of pressed flowers in front of a light-colored wall with sheer curtains on either side.

Each bloom is treated with a UV protectant spray to prevent fading and discoloration due to light exposure.

FLOWERS

The flowers are arranged on an acid-free, archival-grade backing to create an art piece that will look immaculate for generations.

BACKING

FRAME

Each artwork is set in the finest American-made hardwood frames for a truly timeless piece.

The artwork is sealed off with Museum-grade acrylic that is 99% UV filtering, anti-scratch, anti-glare, and shatter proof for the best viewing experience.

ACRYLIC

CUSTOMIZE

Every frame made uniquely for you

A framed collection of pressed flowers arranged artistically, including purple, yellow, orange, pink, and green blossoms, mounted on a light background.

YOUR CHOICE OF WOOD FOR THE FRAME

Plain beige textured surface or paper.
Close-up of a wooden surface with a natural brown finish.
Close-up of a dark, textured surface, possibly water or a matte material.

Cherry

Walnut

Ebony Stain

YOUR CHOICE OF BACKING FOR THE ART

Black

Warm White

As the artist, I will help guide you through every design decision. My goal is to deliver an artwork that both compliments your home and most beautifully displays your wedding flowers.

EXPERTISE

An artist dedicated to enduring beauty

A young woman with light brown hair smiling, holding a bouquet of pastel-colored flowers, standing against a light gray patterned wall.

It is my mission to turn your sentimental flowers into an artwork that you are obsessed with. I believe the best art is the kind that you connect with and can’t seem to draw your attention away from. I know you will have a sentimental connection with your wedding flowers; now let me turn them into a fine art piece that you can’t take your eyes off.

F.A.Q.

  • 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. Check out this Blog Post to learn more - All White Bouquets and How they Age

  • I recommend booking as soon as you know that preserving your bridal florals is something you want to do! I do accept last minute bouquets, 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!

  • At the moment, I am only accepting bouquets from couples who are getting married in the DMV area.

  • 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.