We recommend reserving your bouquet preservation several months before your wedding date. We accept a limited number of bouquets each month to ensure every piece receives the time and attention it deserves.
To reserve your date, simply complete our booking form and submit your deposit. Once both are received, we will reach out to confirm your reservation and provide next steps for sending or dropping off your flowers.
Most clients book 4–8 weeks in advance, especially for weekends and busy seasons like spring and fall. If you have a specific date in mind or are planning a milestone moment, I recommend reaching out as early as possible to ensure availability and allow time for planning, styling, and prep.
Yes! While we are based in Northeast Ohio, we accept bouquets from across the United States. Many of our clients safely ship their flowers to us, and detailed shipping instructions are available to guide you through the process.
Yes. Local clients may schedule a drop-off for their bouquet. Once your booking is confirmed, we will coordinate a drop-off time and provide additional instructions.
Because each piece is handcrafted and flowers must fully dry before being preserved in resin, the process takes time. Please allow 4–6 months for production, as the drying process requires adequate time to ensure proper preservation.
Flowers naturally change during the drying and preservation process. Some colors may deepen or soften slightly, and delicate blooms may take on a more vintage appearance. For example, red flowers may deepen to burgundy, orange tones may shift toward yellow, and some white blooms may become slightly translucent. These subtle variations are part of the natural beauty of preserved flowers.
Each bouquet is unique, and occasionally certain flowers may not preserve well. If this happens, we carefully select the most beautiful elements of your bouquet to incorporate into your design so the finished piece still reflects the overall feel of your flowers.
This depends on the size and variety of flowers in your bouquet. Larger bouquets often allow for multiple pieces, while smaller bouquets may be best suited for one or two designs. We are happy to help guide you when selecting your pieces.
In many cases, yes. If we still have remaining flowers from your bouquet, additional pieces can sometimes be added after your initial order. Availability may vary depending on the condition and quantity of flowers remaining.
Yes! Many clients choose to include small meaningful items such as ribbon from the bouquet wrap, invitation pieces, lace, or charms. If you have something special in mind, feel free to mention it in your booking form.
Deposits and final payments can be made through Square, Venmo, PayPal, or Etsy. Because credit card transactions include processing fees, payments made through Square include a 1% processing surcharge.
Because we reserve space on our calendar for each bouquet, deposits are non-refundable. However, if your wedding date changes, please reach out and we will do our best to accommodate your new timeline when possible.
Once your flowers have finished drying, we will create a layout for your selected pieces and send it to you for approval. Final payment is due once the layout is approved and before the resin preservation process begins.
To maintain the clarity and longevity of your preserved flowers, display your piece in a cool, air-conditioned environment away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Proper care will help your keepsake remain beautiful for years to come.
Yes. While wedding bouquets are our most common projects, we also preserve flowers from memorials, anniversaries, and other meaningful occasions.
Each piece is meticulously handcrafted, making every design completely unique. While we strive for the highest quality, small bubbles or slight imperfections in the resin or flowers are a natural part of the preservation process and add to the handmade nature of each piece.