When should I bring my bouquet in?

We recommend bringing your bouquet in within 48 hours of your wedding or event for the best pressing results.

How can I make sure my bouquet pressing will look the best it can?

Keep your bouquet as hydrated as possible. We recommend keeping your bouquet in water any time it is not in use. Additionally, fresh cutting the stems soon after the event can help the flowers stay hydrated. We also encourage clients to bring some extra blooms in from their wedding if their flowers look old. Depending on the state of the blooms when they arrive at the studio we may choose to add a few extra blooms to complete the frame, please let us know if you would prefer to not have any extras added.

Can I get my bouquet pressed if you didn’t do my wedding florals?

Yes, we can press anyone’s bouquet! Just make sure to book your frame ahead of time so that we can ensure a spot for you.

Will my flowers look the same after pressing?

Flowers will usually change slightly in appearance during the drying process. Some flowers keep colour really well, while others deepen in colour when pressed. For example, red flowers can turn burgundy or rust, and white flowers can become slightly brown or yellow.

What type of flowers can I have pressed?

Items such as berries, silk flowers, craspedia and succulents don’t press as well as other flowers. Additionally, colourful flowers will of course be brighter, while white flowers can turn a brown/yellow colour in some instances.

How long will it take to receive my frame?

Your frame will be ready to receive in 4-5 months from the time we receive your bouquet.

How do I store my frame to keep it in good condition?

We suggest storing your pressed bouquet frame out of direct sunlight and heat. Sunlight will cause quick discoloration. Your pressed flower frame will naturally fade over the years.

Do you ship to different cities?

Shipping is a service we offer. Please contact us to discuss our shipping policies.