Ideally you should get your flowers to me 1-3 days after your event. For example if your event is on Saturday, I recommend shipping your flowers to me on Monday so I receive them on Tuesday.

I recommend next day shipping. You will be responsible for the cost of shipping your flowers to me. Shipping instructions will be sent to you when you make your deposit.

If you live in the area, and are willing to meet me at a central location, I am happy to grab them from you!

Pressing flowers is an art, and it is an art that takes time. I always take the time to ensure that your flowers are tenderly cared for, and pressed with the utmost care. The pressing process takes about 8 weeks or so (this depends on the type of flowers in your bouquet). So from the moment you ship me your flowers, to the moment you receive your preserved and framed bouquet, it is usually about 12-14 weeks (including the design process). But I assure you that good things come to those who wait!

Yes, it is very normal for flowers to change color as they dry. But that's part of the fun!

White flowers will often change to shades of cream, slight brown, or yellow.

Pale colors will fade. Pale pinks, for example, often will become very pale, creamy, or sometimes a little yellow.

Darker colors can deepen, for example red roses can become more of a dark burgundy.

Bright colors usually do the best as far as color retention goes, but they can also change color. Yellows can darken, oranges may go more brown, pinks can become purple, and blues very often deepen.

I do not color correct your flowers, so they will fade with time. But this is a natural process! I think it would be better to have flowers slightly fade with the passage of time, than paint the delicate petals with a color that isn't natural to them. To prevent this fading as much as you can, keep your frame out of direct sunlight, heat, humidity, and moisture.

Yes! These are your flowers! As soon as they are finished pressing, I will contact you, and we can talk about your design ideas. If you would prefer me to experiment with what looks best, I can send you a picture of the mock up for you to see and tell me what you think before I fasten down the flowers.

No! I would absolutely love to preserve flowers from a funeral, birthday, or any other significant occasion. Because who wouldn't want their memories preserved?

You will be responsible for three payments:

1. The initial deposit to reserve your place in my presses.

2. The cost of shipping the flowers to me via next day shipping.

3. The final balance (which includes the cost to ship your finished art back to you.)

Note: I will not ship your preserved bouquet until I have received the final payment. You can pay me through Venmo, PayPal, or a check in the mail.