Walnut Wood - 16x20 | Pressed Bouquet Frame

Rich, warm, and made to become an heirloom.

Walnut is the frame many of us would choose for our own homes. Deep, warm toned wood with visible grain, it gives preserved flowers a timeless, library like quality and pairs with everything from mid century furniture to a traditional dining room. Where our natural frame recedes, walnut participates. It is part of the art.

Details

• Size: 16x20 inches

• Frame: real solid wood in a rich walnut finish with visible grain, over one inch deep and wide

• Glass: 99 percent UV resistant. Museum glass upgrade available 

• Background: floating glass or archival board in White, Natural, Slate, Olive, Wine, or Navy. White board gives the strongest contrast; Olive is unexpected and gorgeous

• Design styles available: Burst, Field, or Handheld

• Fresh flowers only. Already dried bouquets become dried petal confetti resin pieces [link: /collections/already-dry-bouquet-options]

• Turnaround: 6 to 12 months from the day your flowers arrive

Best flowers for a walnut frame

White and cream bouquets for high contrast, autumn palettes in burgundy, orange, and copper, and classic red roses. Walnut also elevates memorial arrangements beautifully.

Questions brides ask about this frame

Is this real walnut or a walnut stain? This is a walnut stain. All of our frames are real wood with the finish of your choosing. Our pressed bouquet frames are all solid wood, over an inch thick, and built to last.

Which background looks best with walnut? White board for contrast, floating glass for a lighter feel, or Olive if you want something you have not seen on Pinterest.

Is walnut available in a 10x10 or 6x6? Yes, all of our frames come in our smaller sizes for a matching set. 

How it works

1. Reserve your frame. Choose customize now to order. This is where you will tell us your background, orientation, and design style. Not sure yet? Visually watch your options come to life in the Customizer Studio or book a free consultation to discuss options and possibilities with our team.

2. Send us your flowers. Your bouquet needs to reach our Easton, PA studio within five business days of your event. Add an overnight prepaid shipping label and we handle the logistics.

3. We press, cure, and design. Every flower is pressed and dried, cured for several weeks, and inspected before your artist begins laying out the design by hand.

4. It arrives ready to hang. Packaged for the wall, with a note about what is inside.
   
   

Who it is for

• The bride who wants to see her whole bouquet again. A 16x20 holds the full range of your flowers, greenery included. If you want a smaller, more intimate piece, see our 10x10 or 6x6 frame sizes.

• Parents and in laws. Many couples order a second frame from the same bouquet as a gift

• Memorial flowers. Funeral and sympathy arrangements framed in a size that honors them

• Anniversary gifts. The first anniversary is paper, but the one that gets hung on the wall is this. Traditionally, the fourth anniversary is flowers and fifth is wood - both anniversaries leading to the perfect reason to gift a bouquet recreation for preservation! 

   

One bouquet, more than one piece

Your bouquet holds more flowers than one frame needs. We design every piece from the same bouquet in one preservation run, so it costs nothing extra in flowers to add a 6x6 for the boutonniere, a ring dish, or a paper preservation frame. Our preservation packages bundle a large products with smaller pieces and include a free prepaid overnight shipping label.

Questions brides ask about pressed bouquet frames

How much of my bouquet will I see? Nearly all of it. The 16x20 is our full representation size. Our frame size guide shows the difference between this and a 10x10 side by side.

Will my flowers change color? Yes, color shift is natural from fresh to pressed, and it will continue to change over the years. Whites will soften toward golden, and deep reds can darken. UV resistant glass slows this considerably over time. Our color change guide covers what to expect flower by flower.

What if my bouquet is already dried? It cannot be pressed flat for a frame. Dried flowers become dried petal confetti resin pieces, which are beautiful in their own right.

Can I see the design before it is sealed? Yes, with our Luxury Proofing Service, which adds a collaboration step with your artist.

How long does it take? Currently 6 to 12 months from the day your flowers arrive. We confirm your timeline when your bouquet is checked in.

Made by a studio that has done this 17,000 times

We are a small, women owned studio in Easton, Pennsylvania. Since 2019 we have preserved more than 17,000 bouquets for clients in all fifty states. Every bouquet goes through the same preservation process and our artists follow your selection to create your dream preservation.

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