How much does bouquet preservation cost?

Wedding bouquet preservation costs range from $125 to $470 depending on the preservation method and piece you choose. Our pressed flower frames start at $270 for a 6x6 mini frame and go up to $470 for our 16x20 frames. For resin preservation, prices range from $125 for a ring dish to $470 for a serving tray with handles. Coaster sets are $270. The only additional cost is shipping your fresh flowers to our studio in Easton, PA.

How long does flower preservation take?

Our current turnaround time for flower preservation is 6-12 months from when your flowers arrive at our studio. This timeline allows us to properly press or dry your flowers, design your custom layout, and handcraft your finished piece. You can place your order from 6 months before your wedding up to the week of your event. Your flowers must arrive at our Easton, PA studio within 5 business days after your wedding to ensure optimal preservation quality.

Preservation Education

Color Change | What to Expect from your Pressed Florals

Your color palette might be one of the most important visual features of your wedding day. Understanding how flowers naturally transform during preservation helps you appreciate the unique beauty of your preserved bouquet.

Your color palette might be, single-handedly, one of the most important visual features of your wedding day. These colors are included in every aspect of your celebration — from the bridesmaid dresses to the table space, and especially in your bridal bouquet.

So when you get your bouquet preserved, the question begs, will your flowers retain their original color?

The answer to that question lies in the color theme of your bouquet. More often than not, flowers will change color depending on their natural pigmentation.

It's important to remember that each flower is unique and may press differently based on the specific variety of flowers your florist chooses. Regardless of color change, the sentiment behind your once-in-a-lifetime bouquet remains the same.

We've received thousands of bouquets and pressed hundreds of thousands of flowers, for us to proudly provide this color change guide for the most common wedding flowers.

As a General Rule of Thumb

Bright & Rich Pigments

Will remain the same (think bright orange ranunculus or purple snapdragons).

Pastel-Themed

Bouquets will become, well, more pastel (peachy blooms will become a lighter peach, with more of the underlying yellow coming through).

All White

After

Before

The Beauty of Nature

While this is not an exhaustive list of flowers that experience color change, we hope this guide helps you in knowing what to expect from your pressed flowers! Each flower has its own unique characteristics and may preserve differently than what it looked like fresh. That is the beauty of flowers: they are from the earth, not a factory - meaning that each and every one is unique in their own special way.

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